Helen George discusses effective writing and communication techniques for Earth Law advocates.

How does Earth Law and Rights of Nature fit into the new environmental plan from U.S. Democrats?

Nature and the world’s economies are intertwined. Giving nature rights will benefit us materially as well as environmentally.

Costa Rica is a model for conservation and green political action. Is Earth Law the next step?

Earth Law Center has submitted the first Amicus Brief in New York state to support rights of nature and protect the Nelson Mandela Community Garden.

Learn about the power of volunteering and some of the people that help shape Earth Law Center.

Protecting a natural spring from urban development, and discussing its significance to people and nature.

Understanding the power and importance of language for the people, cultures, and movements like Earth Law that make up our planet.

Miklós Antal, an ecological economist, discusses how human consumption is affecting Earth’s future.

The case for animal rights, the evolution of the legal movement, and how Earth Law embraces a worldview that values and protects all species.

Earth Law Center leaders discuss the social and environmental history of Seneca Lake, and how establishing rights for the lake can restore its ecosystems.

Human psychological well-being is intimately connected to the collective health of all life on Earth.

Indigenous communities around the world are fighting to protect their rights and the rights of nature.

The Town of Crestone joins the international community of towns, cities, nations and peoples that recognize the inherent rights of nature.

How businesses can be profitable and sustainable through enduring commitments to environmental principles in practice.

Learn about the Teyuna Foundation’s mission to spread spiritual teachings and practices focused on protecting and healing the Earth.

Earth Law establishes the legal rights of ecosystems to be free from pesticide pollution.

The Earth Law Center’s “One Vote for Nature” Campaign seeks to give nature one seat in legislative bodies throughout the world, integrating nature into our democracies and acknowledging the importance of its voice.

International free trade groups strive to increase global prosperity, but can they do so without perpetuating environmental exploitation and degradation?