What characterizes the environmental movement of the late 20th century? It is a quality that we see in each of our Forces of Nature Elders: knowledge, courage, and the willingness to act. Their fights were never easy, but somehow they … Continue reading →
March 8th is International Woman’s Day, a day to reflect and celebrate the accomplishments of women in our world. A progressive world demands equality for women on a global scale. Many of our Forces of Nature are women who have … Continue reading →
The Forces of Nature Project has added four new video interviews addressing resource and development issues with views from the global, local, and corporate perspectives. Greg Thomas works internationally with governments in China, Africa, Asia and Latin America advising on … Continue reading →
In the 1960s, Sylvia McLaughlin was a self-described Berkeley housewife distressed at what was happening to her town. Today, more than 50 years later, she is honored with the Jefferson Award for her contribution to saving San Francisco Bay from … Continue reading →
What you do matters – every day. Martin Luther King Jr. once said “Life’s most persistent and urgent question is: “What are you doing for others?” Monday is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, and a day to remember his legacy … Continue reading →
Welcome to the Forces of Nature Website. Today we add three new videos, Former House Representative, Pete McCloskey (two videos) and water policy expert, Jonas Minton. In Fighting Dragons, Pete tells us about serving in the Korean War and leading … Continue reading →