The ISE is committed to achieving a greater understanding of the complex relationships, both past and present, that exist within and between human societies and their environments. The Society endeavors to promote a harmonious existence between humankind a

Our logo, the oak tree, is symbolic of our work of planting seeds in the hearts and minds of children to make the world a better place: seeds of knowledge, seeds of understanding, seeds of appreciation, seeds that we hope will grow into positive actions fo

All too often when we are in crisis and pain, we are drugged away from the community's sight. Wheather we are suvivors of war at home, overseas, tramatic sudden insights to the horror of our culture, we are going outside what is proscribed for us to think

... of the world. Today, we have over 80,000 members all over the world. Slow Food

Group organized to share the insights of the work done by Weston A. Price and others who believe and have shown that whole-food nutrition is the basis for good health.

Attend an Earth Activist Training (EAT), and take home proven, practical systems and skills you can use in your daily life to create the world you want to live in. So much more than a permaculture design certification course, Earth Activist Training (EAT)

To discuss and exchange ideas, methods, and materials that promote links between the "social" and "ecological" aspects of sustainable or resilient agriculture.

Originally a NEFOOD network discussion about what constitutes appropriate technology for a sustainable, local, secure, food economy, the intent of this Group is to create a resource site of culturally, economically and environmentally appropriate practices

Our mission is to develop, implement, and transmit new land-use ideas to all who have a stake in our collective future. We take survival seriously as well as the idea that we are the stewards of the land and in sacred communion with it. For us this is deep

Governments, in general, are poor stewards of publicly owned lands and resources. One result is that we are experiencing rapidly degrading natural and cultural content on public lands. Governmental authroity to demand stewardship from citizens is seriously