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- [Weekly Reflections](http://earthkeepers360.org/weekly-reflections/) - This is an example page. It's different from a blog post because it will stay in one place and will show up in your site navigation (in most themes). Most people start with an About page that introduces them to potential site visitors. It might say something like this: Hi there! I'm a bike messenger
- [Save Oak Flat & March, Duke Ellington](http://earthkeepers360.org/save-oak-flat/) - "Gray skies are just clouds passing over." Nature is music, cicadas in the tropical night. The sea is music, the wind is music. The rain drumming on the roof and the storm raging in the sky are music. Music is the oldest entity. The scope of music is immense and infinite. It is the ‘esperanto’
- [Mary Oliver, NM Climate Resiliency Bill & Caja Orioles](http://earthkeepers360.org/mary-oliver-climate-resiliency/) - “When I am among the trees, especially the willows and the honey locust, equally the beech, the oaks and the pines, they give off such hints of gladness. I would almost say that they save me, and daily.” “There are things you can’t reach. But you can reach out to them, and all day long.
- [Rachel Carson, the Great Backyard Bird Count](http://earthkeepers360.org/rachel-carson-backyard-birds/) - “There is symbolic as well as actual beauty in the migration of the birds, the ebb and flow of the tides, the folded bud ready for the spring. There is something infinitely healing in the repeated refrains of nature - the assurance that dawn comes after night, and spring after the winter.”
- [The Land And Water Conservation Fund (LWCF)](http://earthkeepers360.org/the-land-and-water-conservation-fund-lwcf/) - If you have ever been awed by the bison herds of Yellowstone, humbled by the majesty of the Grand Canyon, reveled in the beauty of Rocky Mountain National Park, been enchanted by New Mexico’s Rio Grande del Norte and Organ Mountains-Desert Peaks National Monuments or wondered at the stunning beauty and biodiversity of the Florida everglades
- [The Extraordinary Is Here and Now](http://earthkeepers360.org/the-extraordinary-is-here-and-now/) - I write from the most ordinary of places – from ordinary urban parks in an ordinary American city, Louisville, KY, located on perhaps the most ordinary river in the U.S., the Ohio River. I also sit on my screen porch in my urban/suburban backyard of trees and native plants. I’m on summer break from teaching,
- [Environmental and Sustainable Living Fair](http://earthkeepers360.org/environmental-and-sustainable-living-fair/) - Join non-profits, environmental advocacy organizations and businesses across New Mexico working to inspire and empower communities to promote and foster a culture of environmental sustainability. This fair is a great way to showcase your organization and will be packed full of information and opportunities to learn more about climate, water and wildlife advocacy, solar and renewable energy, sustainable
- [Mr. President: Act to mitigate climate change](http://earthkeepers360.org/mr-president-act-to-mitigate-climate-change/) - By Andrew Black, Jesse Deubel and Max Trujillo | Jun 9, 2022 Updated Jul 15, 2023 When President Joe Biden visits New Mexico this week, he will witness firsthand unfathomable devastation and loss. The Hermits Peak/Calf Canyon Fire and the Black Fire have burned more than 600,000 acres and forced thousands to flee their homes. These statistics
- [Protecting Florida’s Natural Treasures from Development](http://earthkeepers360.org/protecting-floridas-natural-treasures-from-development/) - Located just north of heavily developed Clearwater Beach, Florida, the Caladesi and Honeymoon Islands State Parks are the most visited parks in Florida — and for good reason. The islands boast pristine wildlife habitat, award winning beaches, and incredible hiking and kayaking trails. They are a birder’s paradise, a beautiful destination for family occasions and
- [We can show good stewardship by protecting the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge](http://earthkeepers360.org/we-can-show-good-stewardship-by-protecting-the-arctic-national-wildlife-refuge/) - Recently, I was loaned a book. I was reading it outside, got distracted, and left it outside. That evening it rained and the book was ruined. I felt terrible. How do I make it right for the owner of the book? Even if I replace it, can I expect the owner to loan me another? Will I
- [NM Faith Leaders Join Call to Protect Chaco Canyon](http://earthkeepers360.org/nm-faith-leaders-join-call-to-protect-chaco-canyon/) - More than a thousand years ago, Indigenous people created a vibrant community at Chaco Canyon, in what is modern-day New Mexico, where they celebrated spiritual traditions, observed the heavens using ancient observatories, and developed an urban center unlike any other. For more than 300 years, the people of Chaco worked extensive agricultural lands, built massive
- [Attacking one sacred place is an attack on all sacred places](http://earthkeepers360.org/attacking-one-sacred-place-is-an-attack-on-all-sacred-places/) - By Nahum Ward-Lev and Andrew Black | Dec 9, 2017 We just returned from a visit to the Bears Ears National Monument in southern Utah in the company of nearly 30 faith and tribal leaders. Our group undertook the journey to stand in solidarity with the indigenous tribes that have held this land sacred for
- [Happy anniversary to the Antiquities Act](http://earthkeepers360.org/happy-anniversary-to-the-antiquities-act/) - By Carmichael Dominguez and Julian Gonzales | Jun 5, 2021 Updated Jul 11, 2022 One hundred fifteen years ago Tuesday, June 8, then-President Theodore Roosevelt signed into law the Antiquities Act, allowing himself and future presidents to permanently protect certain unique and special public landscapes where we hunt, fish, farm, ranch, connect with and honor our land-based

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- [Home](http://earthkeepers360.org/) - Educating, Engaging & Equipping Spiritual Leaders Get Involved Our Mission EarthKeepers 360 is a movement focused on equipping spiritual leaders with the tools needed to effectively engage modern environmental issues. Through on the ground educational opportunities, community organizing and strategic civic engagement, EarthKeepers unites spiritual leaders from various traditions in shaping and embodying a new
- [Chaco Canyon](http://earthkeepers360.org/chaco-canyon/) - Chaco Canyon Menu Spirituality Threats National Monuments Climate Resilient Forests Gila River Caja Del Rio Chaco Canyon Interfaith Statement on Chaco Revocation Faith Leaders Letter Protect Chaco Canyon New Mexico is known as the "land of enchantment." Among its many wonders, Chaco Canyon stands out as one of the most spectacular. Part of Chaco Culture
- [Public Lands](http://earthkeepers360.org/public-lands/) - Steward Public Lands Menu Spirituality Threats National Monuments Climate Resilient Forests Gila River Caja Del Rio Overview America's public lands are the envy of the world and were created for the enjoyment of all-no matter their race, age, gender, religion or socioeconomic status. Public Lands are a uniquely American idea that is rooted in deep
- [Who We Are](http://earthkeepers360.org/who-we-are/) - Spiritual AdvisorsEarthKeepers represents a diverse array of spiritual leaders from various faith traditions, backgrounds, perspectives and geographies all held together by a common desire of being good stewards of the earth. Rev. Andrew BlackEarthKeepers FounderMinister First Presbyterian Church Santa Fe Brophy ToledoFlowerhill Institute Co-Founder and Cultural Advisor Sister Joan BrownExecutive Director of NMIPLCatholic Franciscan Sister
- [Rev. Andrew Black](http://earthkeepers360.org/rev-andrew-black/) - Rev. Andrew Black A New Mexico native, Andrew witnessed first hand the healing nature of God’s creation while fishing the rivers of the west with his grandfathers, both WWII veterans. Andrew completed a joint degree Juris Doctor/Master of Divinity at University of Louisville School of Law and Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary. While in Louisville, Andrew
- [The Enchanted Outdoors](http://earthkeepers360.org/the-enchanted-outdoors/) - The Enchanted Outdoors Radio Show and Podcast Where Wonder Meets Purpose A show where nature, culture, and spirituality meet. Each episode, we dive into the stories that connect us to the land—how we care for it, how it shapes who we are, and how it inspires something deeper in all of us. This isn’t just about
- [Veterans Fly Fishing](http://earthkeepers360.org/veterans-flyfishing/) - Veterans' Fly Fishing Spirituality of Fly Fishing Honoring the confluence of spirituality, culture, and conservation, EarthKeepers 360's mission is to reconnect people with land, water and wildlife while promoting responsible stewardship and building true community with creation and one another. We work with diverse array of communities including spiritual and Tribal leaders, churches and faith
- [Protect Wildlife](http://earthkeepers360.org/protect-wildlife/) - Protect Wildlife Menu Bighorn Sheep Sage Grouse Gila Trout Wildlife Corridors Overview America is filled with a diverse array of wildlife that speaks to our nation's heritage and identity as well as gives rise to a deep sense of wonder, beauty, and awe. Indeed, both St. Augustine and Martin Luther encourage us to read the
- [Jorge Sayago-Gonzalez](http://earthkeepers360.org/jorge-sayago-gonzalez/) - Jorge Sayago-Gonzalez Originally from Puerto Rico, Jorge is a singer songwriter with over 15 years of experience as a musician and worship leader in Puerto Rico and the United States. He earned his undergraduate degree in music from the University of Puerto Rico and received his Masters of Divinity from Louisville Seminary. Jorge finds great
- [Wildlife Reform](http://earthkeepers360.org/wildlife-reform/) - New Mexico Wildlife ReformIn New Mexico, we cherish wildlife, which is deeply tied to our cultural traditions and sustains our $3.2 billion outdoor recreation economy through hunting, fishing, birdwatching and more. This legislative session, Pete Campos, Peter Wirth, Matthew McQueen and Crystal Brantley introduced New Mexico Senate Bill 5 addressing the need to reform the New Mexico Game
- [Climate Smart Congregations](http://earthkeepers360.org/climate-smart-congregations/) - CLIMATE SMART CONGREGATIONS CLIMATE SMART CONGREGATIONS Seeking to be responsible stewards of God's creation, congregations have a huge opportunity to lessen the severity of climate change by reducing energy and water use, moving toward renewable energy, recycling, composting, and reducing waste. The Environmental Protection Agency notes that if every house of worship nationally (about 300,000)
- [Caja Del Rio](http://earthkeepers360.org/caja-del-rio/) - Caja del Rio Menu Spirituality Threats National Monuments Climate Resilient Forests Gila River Caja Del Rio Faith,Spiritual and Tribal Leaders Letter to Make the Caja del Rio a National Monument Caja del Rio Coalition Press Release Permanent Protection of the Caja del Rio is Needed Now Located on 106,883-acres of Bureau of Land Management and
- [Caja del Rio Faith Leaders Letter](http://earthkeepers360.org/caja-del-rio-faith-leaders-letter/) - December 12, 2024 Dear President Biden, Secretary Haaland, Secretary Vilsack, Senator Heinrich, Senator Luján, Representative Leger-Fernandez, Representative Stansbury, and Representative Vasquez, As spiritual leaders from diverse traditions across New Mexico, we are united in support of designation of the Caja del Rio as a national monument. We join with the All Pueblo Council
- [Coalition Press Release](http://earthkeepers360.org/coalitionpressrelease/) - FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEDATE: Monday, December 16CONTACT: Garrett VeneKlasen, (505) 670-2925 Caja del Rio Coalition Delivers Groundswell of Public Support Calling on President Joe Biden to Designate Caja del Rio National Monument Local and state elected officials, Indigenous and Hispano leaders, business leaders, and conservation groups ask the President to act before the end of
- [Rev. Dr. David Shelor](http://earthkeepers360.org/rev-dr-david-shelor/) - Rev. Dr. David Shelor David was born and raised in Black Mountain, NC. He holds degrees from Davidson College in NC, Columbia Seminary in Atlanta and a doctorate from McCormick Seminary in Chicago and is currently enrolled in the Master’s program in Organizational Development at Case-Western University in Cleveland. David has served the Church in
- [Jake Hofmeister and Emily Miller](http://earthkeepers360.org/jake-hofmeister-and-emily-miller/) - Rev. Dr. Jake Hofmeister & Rev. Emily Miller Rev. Dr. Jake Hofmeister & Rev. Emily MillerRev. Dr. Jake Hofmeister is a College Chaplain at Berea College in Berea, Kentucky. An ordained minister in the Presbyterian Church (USA), Jake is passionate about higher education ministry, especially cultivating interfaith cooperation, religious literacy, and numerous social justice issues
- [Jeremy Romero](http://earthkeepers360.org/jeremy-romero/) - Jeremy Romero Growing up in northern New Mexico and coming from a long lineage of ranchers and public land users, Jeremy gained his appreciation for the outdoors at an early age. Jeremy channeled his passion for the outdoors into wildlife conservation and now serves as the Regional Connectivity Cooridinator for the National Wildlife Federation and
- [Carmichael Dominguez​](http://earthkeepers360.org/carmichael-dominguez/) - Carmichael Dominguez Brought up in the Catholic faith tradition of northern New Mexico meant that public service and care for the broader community were values that were deeply instilled in Carmichael Dominguez from a young age. Carmichael first became an elected official as a Santa Fe Public Schools Board of Education member in 2002. As
- [Jennifer Black](http://earthkeepers360.org/jennifer-black/) - Jennifer Black As an accomplished fly-fishing guide and angler, Jennifer Black began fly fishing on the flats of Tampa Bay where she earned a degree in Marine Biology from Eckerd College. After college Jen worked for the Florida Marine Research Institute studying the reproductive life cycle and migration of Mahi. While working with the Florida
- [Rev. Chester Craig Topple​](http://earthkeepers360.org/rev-chester-craig-topple/) - Rev. Chester Craig Topple​ Chester Craig Topple lives with his wife, Trasie, and two girls in Athens, GA. Ordained by the Presybterian Church (USA), Topple served as a youth director, campus minister, and a parish pastor for 15 years. Afterwards, he pursued chaplaincy work, and now works with St. Mary’s Health in Athens. Since his childhood walking in
- [Craig Anthony (Tony) Arnold](http://earthkeepers360.org/craig-anthony-tony-arnold/) - Tony Arnold An interdisciplinary scholar in the law, planning, and governance of land use, water, and the environment, Tony Arnold has received many awards for teaching and mentoring students and for the national and international impact of his research. He directs the Resilience Justice Project, concerned with environmental justice in marginalized communities. An avid hiker
- [Nelson Capitan](http://earthkeepers360.org/nelson-capitan/) - Nelson Capitan Nelson Capitan (Dine’) lives on the Pueblo of Laguna and lives with his wife, Gwen and has three young adult children. Nelson serves as a ruling elder at Laguna United Presbyterian Church. He was the Moderator for the presbytery of Santa Fe in 2014, and continues to serve on different committees for the presbytery
- [Sister Joan](http://earthkeepers360.org/sister-joan/) - Sister Joan Brown Joan is a Catholic Franciscan sister from the Rochester, Minnesota community who serves as the Executive Director of NMIPL. Her farm background, passion or the Sacred Earth Community and many years of experience in the non-profit and social justice sector inform her work. She holds a Master’s Degree from California Institute of Integral
- [Brophy Toledo](http://earthkeepers360.org/brophy-toledo/) - Brophy Toledo Joseph Brophy Toledo has served the Pueblo of Jemez in variouscapacities for over 4 decades. He has worked with numerous indigenous youth groups, his is an adjunct instructor for IAIA, he has worked for as a creative consultant for Robert Mirabal Productions, he has served on the Native American Global Sports Committee, and has
- [Spiritual Advisors](http://earthkeepers360.org/spiritual-advisors/) - Spiritual Advisors Earth Keepers represents a diverse array of spiritual leaders from various faith traditions, backgrounds, perspectives and geographies all held together by a common desire of being good stewards of the earth. Rev. Andrew Black A New Mexico native, Andrew witnessed first hand the healing nature of God's creation while fishing the rivers of
- [Our Roots and Mission](http://earthkeepers360.org/our-roots-and-mission/) - Our Roots & Mission Our Roots The Creator entrusts each of us to be keepers of the earth, to be responsible stewards of creation, to enjoy the beauty and gift of God's land, water and wildlife and to share in the dynamic and ongoing work of the Creator. From the beginning, the Divine bestows upon
- [News & Events](http://earthkeepers360.org/news-events/) - News & Events Events Register Films Caja del Rio Storymap News Climate Defending National Monuments Bears Ears Blog Protecting Florida's Natural Treasures from Development July 22, 2023 Read More We can show good stewardship by protecting the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge July 22, 2023 Read More The Extraordinary Is Here and Now July 22, 2023
- [Spirituality](http://earthkeepers360.org/spirituality/) - Spirituality Menu Spirituality Threats National Monuments Climate Resilient Forests Gila River Caja Del Rio Public Lands as Places of Community and Equity Public lands were created for all Americans - no matter their race, age, gender, religion or socioeconomic status. They are a uniquely American idea that is rooted in deep sense of egalitarianism. While each of us may use
- [Contact](http://earthkeepers360.org/contact/) - Contact​ Help Shape A New Earth Ethic Contact or Visit Us​ If you have questions or want to get in touch, please contact Reverend Andrew Black at the email below. Santa Fe, New Mexico earthkeepers360@gmail.com Let`s Keep In Touch!
- [Wildlife Corridors](http://earthkeepers360.org/wildlife-corridors/) - Wildlife Corridors Menu Bighorn Sheep Sage Grouse Gila Trout Wildlife Corridors What is Wildlife Connectivity? Wildlife Connectivity is the degree a landscape facilitates or impedes movement of wildlife. Ensuring strong wildlife connectivity on a landscape scale allows wildlife to adapt to changing climate conditions and maintain diverse genetics, which reduces disease and increases survivability. What
- [Gila Trout](http://earthkeepers360.org/gila-trout/) - Gila Trout Menu Bighorn Sheep Sage Grouse Gila Trout Wildlife Corridors An Iconic Western Species on the Brink Gila trout are of critical importance not only to the evolution of the desert southwest, but to the history and cultural identity of the region. Native American tribes have long recognized the ecological importance of these fish,
- [Sage Grouse](http://earthkeepers360.org/sage-grouse/) - Sage Grouse Menu Bighorn Sheep Sage Grouse Gila Trout Wildlife Corridors Sage Grouse: An Indicator Species in Peril As one of the American west's most iconic species, Greater Sage Grouse were once estimated to number as high as 16 million birds. However, as a result of habitat fragmentation, loss of habitat to urban encroachment, oil and gas development,
- [Bighorn Sheep](http://earthkeepers360.org/bighorn-sheep/) - Bighorn Sheep Menu Bighorn Sheep Sage Grouse Gila Trout Wildlife Corridors Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep: From Majestic Mountains to River Gorges As one of America's most iconic species, Rocky Mountain Bighorn Sheep symbolize the sheer beauty, strength and spirit of the American west. With specialized hoofs that allow them to make precarious jumps and scale
- [Gila River](http://earthkeepers360.org/gila-river/) - Gila River Menu Spirituality Threats National Monuments Climate Resilient Forests Gila River Caja Del Rio The Gila River is the lifeblood of southwestern New Mexico. More than 300 species of birds live along the Gila River and the wildlife ranges from the reclusive mountain lion and endangered Lobo to the iconic Gila trout. Indigenous peoples have lived
- [Climate Resilient Forests](http://earthkeepers360.org/forest-planning-copy/) - Climate Resilient Forests Menu Spirituality Threats National Monuments Climate Resilient Forests Gila River Caja Del Rio Overview In the U.S., there are over 150 national forests that cover millions acres of public lands. Our national forests play a critical role in providing incredible outdoor recreation opportunities and critical wildlife habitat. America's national forests also play
- [National Monuments](http://earthkeepers360.org/national-monuments/) - National Monuments Menu Spirituality Threats National Monuments Climate Resilient Forests Gila River Caja Del Rio Introduction America's National Monuments span from Maine to Alaska to Hawaii and provide not just breathtaking scenery, critical wildlife habitat, and countless outdoor recreation and education opportunities, but also help preserve cultures, traditions and history important to our nation. With
- [Threats](http://earthkeepers360.org/threats/) - Threats to America's Public Lands Menu Spirituality Threats National Monuments Climate Resilient Forests Gila River Caja Del Rio America's public lands are for the enjoyment of all Americans and provide incredible opportunities for spiritual growth, education and outdoor recreation as well as act as essential habitat for fish and wildlife. Although America's public lands are part
- [Outdoor Equity](http://earthkeepers360.org/outdoor-equity/) - Outdoor Equity Menu Resilience Justice Outdoor Equity For many kids and families throughout the country, spring, summer and fall are spent hiking, camping, biking, wildlife viewing and fishing. Many families spend their summers on the road visiting national parks and America's public lands, swimming in the ocean or lakes or practicing skills like fly-fishing, archery
- [Resilience Justice](http://earthkeepers360.org/resilience-justice/) - Resilience Justice Menu Resilience Justice Outdoor Equity The inevitability of change and surprises are both theological and ecological truths. But marginalized and oppressed communities and groups are more vulnerable to shocks and changes than others, a result of how structural inequalities in environmental, social, political, and economic conditions intersect with one another. Resilience Justice is
- [Environmental Justice](http://earthkeepers360.org/environmental-justice/) - Support Environmental Justice Menu Resilience Justice Outdoor Equity Overview Environmental Justice: Bridging Social Justice and Environmentalism Archbishop Desmond Tutu notes that in spiritual communities and our society we can no longer afford to divide ourselves into social justice or environmental advocates since the world's poor and vulnerable will bear the brunt of hunger, homelessness, and
- [Successes](http://earthkeepers360.org/successes/) - Successes Preserving Chaco Canyon New Mexico is known as the "land of enchantment." Among its many wonders, Chaco Canyon stands out as one of the most spectacular. Part of Chaco Culture National Historical Park, Chaco Canyon is among the most impressive archaeological sites in the world, receiving tens of thousands of visitors each year. Yet,
- [Federal Policies](http://earthkeepers360.org/federal-policies/) - Federal Policies Earth Keepers works with a wide variety of spiritual leaders and communities so they can be more effective environmental advocates at the federal level as well as in working with federal agencies. Below are some of the federal policies we support: The Land And Water Conservation Fund (LWCF) Congress created the Land and
- [Resources](http://earthkeepers360.org/resources/) - Resources EarthKeepers 360 Resources EarthKeeping Educational Videos Sermon and Worship Resources Sermons Dealing with Difficult Biblical Texts Reverend Andrew Black takes head-on the difficult Biblical texts related to creation and our role and relationship with the environment. Through sound biblical interpretation and thoughtful reimagination, Rev. Black calls us to move from a dominance to interdependence
- [Educational Resources](http://earthkeepers360.org/educational-resources/) - Educational Resources From cooking classes to reading challenges, these kid-approved summer programs are the best way to fill your time this summer. Below is a growing list of Virtual Bible Schools and Online Summer Camps for elementary children to high school young adults. Keep coming back to see the new additions! Camp Caribu Now is
- [Climate Change](http://earthkeepers360.org/fight-climate-change/) - Fight Climate Change Overview The recent National Climate Assessment report offered dire warnings about climate change from NASA and the nation's leading scientists. The report revealed rises in earth's surface temperature, carbon dioxide, and sea levels while acknowledging the role humans play in these changes. The report also noted that the consequences of these changes will include
- [Get Involved](http://earthkeepers360.org/get-involved/) - Get Involved Sign up for our Weekly Reflections Each week, EarthKeepers 360 emails our weekly reflection that includes a quote from an environmental/spiritual writer accompanied by reflection questions, a major environmental policy issue or legislation to take action on, learn about upcoming events and get updates from the field. Our weekly reflections offer a great
- [About us](http://earthkeepers360.org/about-us/) - Our Roots Earth Keepers After watching the devastation of America's wildlife and collapse of ecosystems, in 1949 Aldo Leopold challenged America calling for the development of new environmental ethic he called "the land ethic." While Leopold's teachings remain foundational to understandings of land use, wildlife management, and environmental ethics, it is important that we continue
- [Chaco](http://earthkeepers360.org/chaco/)

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