It is a radical act to believe in our ability to thrive, both individually and as a planet, by being who we are, writes @kkwilkinson.bsky.social.

The Hawk at the Edge of Doing and Being

I suspect this hawk has never once felt the nag of the question, “What can I do?” Not about the climate crisis. Perhaps not about anything. What to do is something other animals seem to know innately and intimately, or perhaps don't need to know at all.

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Happy publication day to @kkwilkinson.bsky.social !✨ Go buy her magnificent book immediately. My latest podcast episode is a sweet convo with Katharine, who’s been a long-time collaborator and dear friend in climate work. 💛 (Shoutout to our baby All We Can Save!) 🎧: www.getitright.earth/podcast

This woman wanted to make the world better but had no idea where to start, so after two decades of figuring it out, she’s written a guidebook to make it easier for the rest of us… #Partner Order it now, out on May 5th (get in my bio!)

It’s a wild feeling to be on the cusp of releasing a book into the world—especially when it’s one you wish the world didn’t need. My thoughts on the shadow and light of this moment... drkwilkinson.substack.com/p/i-dont-wan...

I Don't Want the World to Need This Book

Thoughts on the cusp of publication day.

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New episode of A Matter of Degrees! @kkwilkinson.bsky.social talks all about her new book - Climate Wayfinding. This book is a guide for finding your way from ache to action, no matter where you are in your climate journey. Listen now: bit.ly/climate-wayf...

A week from today, this book will be in readers’ hands. I’m excited, nervous, grateful—a simultaneous swirl. I hope it's bringing just the right support at just the right time. Maybe the hands it lands in will be yours 💛📖🌱 www.climatewayfinding.earth/book

Book — Climate Wayfinding

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I was up before dawn this morning, so I grabbed pen and paper and started to write: How am I tending the root of ferocious love within me? Here's a Valentine's Day missive on the love we need for the future we want. open.substack.com/pub/drkwilki...

The Love We Need for the Future We Want

A Valentine’s Day missive on ferocious love.

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As I think back on 2025, there are five books that stand out—books that didn’t just delight or inform me, but books that grew me intellectually, spiritually, artistically, and then some. A round up of good reads for ending the year & beginning a new one: open.substack.com/pub/drkwilki...

5 Books That Grew Me This Year

A roundup of good reads for ending the year & beginning a new one.

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Reading reminds us that books matter. Yes, books. Written by actual humans. Right here on Earth. As I think back on 2025, there are five books that stand out—books that didn’t just delight or inform me, but books that grew me intellectually, spiritually, artistically, and then some. Link below!

Come train/play/rest/dream/be in community with us! Today’s the last day to apply 💫

📣 📣 Last call! Applications for our Climate Wayfinding facilitator training are due today! We're growing our community of facilitators who are ready to guide others from climate concern to… | The...

📣 📣 Last call! Applications for our Climate Wayfinding facilitator training are due today! We're growing our community of facilitators who are ready to guide others from climate concern to meaningful...

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If you are a candidate for office, please commit this to memory: Clean energy is the cheapest energy on the planet. Clean energy fuels affordability and jobs. (Dirty, expensive energy knows that. They’re hellbent on blocking progress because they know they’ll lose on an even playing field.)

Where exactly *does* a book come from? In the case of Climate Wayfinding, a rather winding journey. I spill the tea in my latest newsletter. open.substack.com/pub/drkwilki...

Where Does a Book Come From?

The winding yet resolved journey of Climate Wayfinding.

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Some book news! Climate Wayfinding is becoming a thing with pages 📖✨ May 5, 2026. In many ways, this is the book I've needed at many crossroads in my own climate journey—a holistic, soulful, proven approach to making sense of & finding our way in a world where maps, increasingly, no longer work.

Spring has fully sprung in Atlanta, which is pollen-y and beautiful. Life working its magic. Makes me ache anew that so much humanness is out of step with it. And remember anew how possible it is to renew and blossom 🌸

Delighted to share some @allwecansave.bsky.social project magic at TED 2025. If you’re here, come say hi ✨

What does the climate crisis mean for the insurance system? And what does that mean for our lives and communities and even freedom? With the expert help of @cadavejones.bsky.social, we unpack answers to those questions and more in the latest episode of A Matter of Degrees.

📣 Georgia-based climate-community builders and content creators, check this out! Amplifiers: Atlanta is a PAID program that taps into local enthusiasm to bring people together, share clean energy solutions, and inspire action today. generation180.org/storytelling...

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STORYTELLING Are you a passionate community builder or content creator who cares about your community and wants to use your skills to help the climate? Of course you are! That’s …

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It’s terrifying to be in Elon Musk’s crosshairs. I’ve spent the last 48 hours dealing with the aftermath of these tweets. Everything he has said about me and Troublemakers is an outright lie. The right to protest is at the heart of American democracy. Join a #TeslaTakedown protest. ✊❤️

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Musk doesn't get how nonviolent protest works. Why are we Troublemakers? Because as Rep. John Lewis, RIP, knew: in hard times, good trouble is ESSENTIAL to all that we love. When the world is at risk, when democracy is at risk, we're either troublemakers—or collaborators. So: who's a Troublemaker?

I loved this conversation with @anya1anya.bsky.social. Who knows, you might dig it too… open.substack.com/pub/thegolde...

Katharine Wilkinson: " Extraordinary, productive, magical things happen in the dark"

The author of Drawdown and All We Can Save on where she gets her joy

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“I’m struck by how capable we are of giving each other what we need in this time...deep & generous listening…capacity to engage with questions that don't have easy answers…to be with the hard emotions that arise when we look this mess squarely in the face.” www.hawaiipublicradio.org/the-conversa...

Incorporating climate action in everyday life can start with community

Katharine Wilkinson is a bestselling climate author and the executive director of the All We Can Save Project, which she formed following the success of her 2020 climate anthology “All We Can Save”. T...

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There is no climate progress without caring for the hearts, minds, and bodies of those making it possible.

“rain to river, river to sea — forever changing” by Heather Bird Harris. This piece is from Bird’s new body of work, “love as large as grief demands, which transforms mapped industrial scars in the American South into regenerative landscapes.

Feels especially appropriate today, eh? Thank you for your wisdom, Terry Tempest Williams. Sending love & strength.

Will insurance companies hop aboard the good ship make-fossil-fuel-companies-pay? 🤔

Ache and ache and ache…swirling. Let us hold tight to one another in it. Mutual aid resources for those facing the LA wildfires: tinyurl.com/lafiremutual... Resources for all those struggling with climate distress: www.allwecansave.earth/emotions

All I want for Christmas…is industrial decarbonization 🤷🏻‍♀️🎄 What do we do about steel, cement, and all the rest? @leahstokes.bsky.social and I break it down in a new episode of A Matter of Degrees. www.degreespod.com/episodes/sea...

Cleaning Up Industry — A Matter of Degrees

The industrial sector makes all of our physical stuff – the clothes we wear, the cars we drive, the buildings we live in, and much more. It’s also one of the biggest sources of U.S. climate pollution.

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How do we spark and sustain deep, courageous climate engagement? This is our answer @allwecansave.bsky.social

Our latest episode tackles some of the trickiest pollution. How can we make headway in heavy industry? Give this a listen: open.spotify.com/episode/457x...

Cleaning Up Industry

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Leah Stokes@leahstokes.bsky.social · 2y ago

Too often, folks say that heavy industry is hard to decarbonize. While true, there are solutions we can use to make progress now. In our latest A Matter of Degrees episode, we dig into industrial decarbonization with Dr. Eric Masanet & Rebecca Dell @rebeccawdell.bsky.social . Tune in and subscribe!

Do you know folks who are looking for an on-ramp into climate learning & community? Or folks who need renewal for their climate work? Please pass this along! An open Circle through @allwecansave.bsky.social could be just the ticket 💫 docs.google.com/spreadsheets...

All We Can Save Circles Sign-Up Sheet

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This week on A Matter of Degrees: a live episode with our pal @ayanaeliza.bsky.social during her book tour for “What If We Get It Right?” 📖✨ 🎧 Tune in for a sweet, wide ranging convo about making books, asking questions, building community, changing culture… www.degreespod.com/episodes/sea...