Join O.N.E. Dr. Patrick MacManoway in learning more about how you can listen to and take care of Earth that is your backyard, your park, your garden-your nature community. There is a sentient intelligence in the spirit of place, in the spirits of the elements and of vibrant nature that we can interact with telepathically.

Patrick will share land whispering stories from 25 years of practice in three continents to inspire and invite you to what might be possible where you live.

Join O.N.E. and Terry Mock of Archangel Ancient Tree Archive, as he shares his story of taking action for the world’s most important old growth trees.

Terry has worked with for decades with David Milarch, as they’ve been working to clone the champion trees of the world — the largest, the hardiest, the ones that have survived millennia and were most resilient to climate change — and create a living library of trees. Although scientists at the time were skeptical, twenty years later, they have successfully cloned some of the world’s oldest trees — among them giant redwoods and sequoias. They have also grown seedlings from the oldest tree in the world, the bristlecone pine Methuselah.

Join O.N.E and Dr. Jude Currivan for this special teleseminar about the Cosminc River of Life.  In revealing that mind and matter are one and that consciousness isn't something we have but what we and the whole word are, it invites us to re-member who we really are and take our place as micro-cosmic co-creators of the cosmic river of life.

Join and O.N.E. and Phyllis Hogan as she shares her insights from being involved in several different successful "stands" to save sacred waters and lands.  She has worked deeply for many years with the Navajo and Hopi, helping preserve sacred traditions and medicine ways.

Join O.N.E. and Grant Wilson Directing Attorney for the Earth Law Center in speaking about rights of rivers and the processes that individuals and communities engage in to assuring basic rights for their rivers. Grant has worked on a variety of environmental campaigns in the US and worldwide, including on climate change and water law issues. He earned a J.D. with a Certificate in Environmental and Natural Resources Law from Lewis & Clark Law School in Portland, Oregon.  

Join O.N.E. and Dr. Rosita Arvigo, renowned author and healer, for the Macal River teleseminar as part of our Rivers of Life Series.  Dr. Rosita will share about this river which was the life-blood of an ancient Mayan civilization and still important to the people there today.  It was also in the skirt of this river that Rosita studied with mentor, healer and shaman Don Elijio Panti and established the Ix Chel Research Center.

Ecuadorian, teacher and healer, Rocio Alarcon will join us during our Rivers of Life tele seminars to speak about the Amazon which is considered the “mightiest river in the world”. South America’s Amazon ecosystem is often described as ‘larger than life’ and indeed it comprises the most expansive rainforest in the world, home to the second-longest river on earth. Combined, they spawn an incredible amount of life, with the sheer abundance of flora and fauna making it an essential breeding and feeding ground. A passionately protected yet endangered bionetwork, the Amazon River and Rainforest provide our planet with indispensable oxygen, fresh water, and biodiversity. Join us to hear Rocio’s unique perspective of this magnificent river.

In this teleseminar, Celebrant and For a Tree co-founder, Rani Findlay will speak about Tree ceremonies and especially the Tree Gratitude Ceremony shared by ForaTree.org. In ceremony, we connect with one another, to spirit and to the web of all life. The sacred act of ceremony with trees creates the opportunity for us to experience our identity and responsibility as caretakers of life on our Mother Earth. 

Join herbalist, and teacher, Kate Gilday as she shares about the essence of trees and our relationship with them.  Pine, Oak, Maple and Birch, Spruce and Fir, wild Apple and Cherry, Beech and Aspen~ these are some of the trees that grace the woodlands of the Northeast.  These are the generous elders that have sheltered, warmed, fed and nurtured people and forest dwelling animals for millions of years.  They are the standing ones who reach for the sky even as they spread or deepen their roots, connecting with the earth and with each other.  In his poem “ Fireflies” Bengali song- poet Rabandrith Tagore suggests“Trees are the earth's endless effort to speak to the listening heaven.” 

During this teleseminar, Esperide will share the wisdom of the Trees especially the ancient ones who carry the original blueprint of “Treeness”.  Trees, through their specific sensitivity and intelligence are able to weave the tightest network of connections that exists on the planet making them the largest and most powerful “living computers” on Earth. For us, as humans, re-establishing a spiritual connection with these beings is a way to recuperate an important part of our collective soul.