Creating environmental memorials is one way to mourn and care for dying nature. The three sculptures above— Chinese Pangolin , Mekong Catfish , and Forest Owlet —are part of Christina Jung’s broader Sanctuary project, which memorializes endangered species across the globe. Christina Jung More

Creating environmental memorials is one way to mourn and care for dying nature. The three sculptures above— Chinese Pangolin , Mekong Catfish , and Forest Owlet —are part of Christina Jung’s broader Sanctuary project, which memorializes endangered species across the globe. Christina Jung More

Creating environmental rituals can help move us past denial and into collective action, Fox argues. Here, a protester participates in the Climate Ribbon ritual at the People’s Climate March in New York City in 2014. Thousands created and exchanged “climate ribbons” to share what they love and hope More

How can we produce a vocabulary that links environmental justice to the digital age? Kevin Huang More

Sabiha Basrai “The environmental movement has grown, but not to the point of having the capacity to reverse environmental degradation,” Epstein writes. Environmental activists march in Detroit to protest its air‐polluting incinerator. More

Caitlin Ng ( caitlinng.com ) Religious environmentalism “restores to human consciousness an understanding of nature as . . . the bearer of mystery and spirit,” the author writes. Walk Softly on the Earth by Caitlin Ng. More

Olivia Wise ( oliviawisestudio.com ) When did it become socially acceptable to flaunt one’s role in environmental destruction and social harm? The Expediter by Olivia Wise. More

Dave Cutler ( davecutlerstudio.com ) How can we build solidarity without erasing difference? Might a coalition against neoliberalism and environmental degradation be a starting place? Illustration by Dave Cutler. More