March 2008

Features

Choose Your Own Adventure
Planning a vacation? Consider the golden rule of conscious living: think globally, explore locally by LYNN BRAZ

Garbage In, Art Out
Three eco-mavericks are changing the way we make, stash and talk trash by AMELIA GLYNN

Air Today, Grass Tomorrow
A conversation with surplus savant, Lisa Gautier by ALASTAIR BLAND

On Our Radar
Have Cause Will Travel
by DAYSHA EATON

Domes to the Rescue
by ANDREA MANITSAS

Scientific Americans
by JESSICA KRAFT

Don’t Just Get Mad…Get Active
by JESSICA RIDENOUR

Improv Everywhere You Want to Be
by ABIGAIL LEWIS

Worth Repeating

What Counts
by JENNY ROUGH

Green Scene
They Walk the Line
A new band of extreme eco-athletes is stretching the definition of yoga and activism by ANDY ANDERSON

Tune In
Pisco Shakedown
Disaster relief group, Burners Without Borders, brings hope, color and plumbing to Peru by GREGORY DICUM

Old Struggles on a New Earth
by DANIEL PINCHBECK

Healthy Living
You’ve Gotta Fight for Your Right to Vaykay
The battle is on to save the Great American Vacation by ANDY ANDERSON

Mood Boost
Get in line, cafeteria food just got a whole lot better by JENNIFER ADLER M.S., C.N

Big Fish Meets Small Food
The Ocenaire Seafood Room by AMY PENNINGTON

Body Talk
Hot mush for your heart; Troubled moms and asthma-prone kids; Leafty greens for your baby blues by LIZ BARKER

Travel
Enchanted Pools
Soak up some magic at Harrison Hot Springs, B.C. by CRAI S. BOWER

Art and Soul
Destination Unknown
Environmental degradation is threatening migratory animals and the paths they roam by BY JAMIE FRIDDLE

Reviews
Beth Lisick’s Helping Me Help Myself ; Kevin Rafferty and James Ridgeway’s Feed ; Umalai’s The Garifuna Woman’s Project ; Jamshied Sharifi’s One

Essay
Telling Time
by KATHERINE JAMIESON