Members

  • moy hitchen
  • Marli Geldenhuys
  • Colin H Flaherty
  • Mags Walker
  • Cormac Cullinan
  • Mary Ann Cullinan
  • Polly Higgins
  • Megan adderley
  • Laila Mahomedy
  • Aidan Classe
  • Giulietta Fafak
  • Sandy Abrahams
  • Sally McNarland
  • Melanie Strickland
  • Andy Stone
  • shannon biggs

RSS

Loading… Loading feed

Photos

Loading…
  • Add Photos
  • View All

Videos

  • Add Videos
  • View All

Events

Forum

Cormac Cullinan

Does Nature Have Rights? Transforming 3 Replies

Started by Cormac Cullinan. Last reply by Robin Milam Dec 20, 2010.

shannon biggs

Mt. Shasta CA - Changing how we protect nature

Started by shannon biggs Jun 7, 2010.

Vicki Elcoate

Wild Law event in Scotland

Started by Vicki Elcoate Dec 8, 2009.

 

About us

Welcome to Wild Frontiers! This is a network for anyone who wants to collaborate with others to rediscover and develop ways in which we can live and govern ourselves as life members of the beautiful community we call "Earth". If you want to play a part in developing laws and governance systems that reorientate our lives and communities towards a future that is ecologically, socially and spiritually sustaining - then this is the on-line community for you!

Latest Activity

Profile IconProfile Icon
I Orr and Mick Daley are now friends Jan 4
Profile Icon

Indigenous wisdom

Thumbnail
What we can learn from more ecologically literate cultures
Mick Daley joined Cormac Cullinan's group Jan 4
Profile Icon
I Orr updated their profile Nov 12, 2011
Profile Icon

Indigenous wisdom

Thumbnail
What we can learn from more ecologically literate cultures
Tichaona Mazhawidza joined Cormac Cullinan's group Nov 11, 2011
Profile Icon

Rethinking Wild Law

Should it be of any interest, here is an input to the Rio+20 Earth Summit which recapitulates wild law in terms of ecological integrity in order to place it on a scientific and quantifiable basis.In so doing, it circumvents the fundamental difficulties inherent in a rights based approach, and crucially the objections which such an approach generates - fundamentalist and otherwise - which would…See More
Blog post by I Orr Nov 7, 2011
Profile Icon
I Orr left a comment for Sabine Jakosch
Greetings Sabine This is very kind of you. Have been enjoying your posts concerning Findhorn, too. It is always good to learn what is happening at such a well-oriented and visionary centre. Please forgive the delay in responding - rarely log in when…
Nov 7, 2011
Profile IconProfile Icon
I Orr and Sabine Jakosch are now friends Nov 7, 2011
Profile Icon
Maria Isabel Pasaran Jarquin is now a member of Wild Frontiers Nov 1, 2011
Profile Icon
Bill Jacobson left a comment for Robin Milam
Thank you Robin... As a fellow Grass Valleyan I am so happy to find your work.  As a community builder for Calling Back Wild Salmon to creeks and rivers here in Northern California I look forward to "wildfrontiers."…
Oct 20, 2011
Profile Icon
Robin Milam left a comment for Bill Jacobson
Welcome Bill! Enjoy Robin
Oct 19, 2011
Profile Icon
Bill Jacobson is now a member of Wild Frontiers Oct 19, 2011
Profile Icon
Robin Milam left a comment for Sean Messham
Welcome Sean!  We look forward to the dialogue around Wild Law and Rights of Nature with you. Robin
Oct 13, 2011
Profile Icon
Sean Messham is now a member of Wild Frontiers Oct 13, 2011
Profile Icon
Robin Milam left a comment for Birgitte Escherich
Birgette, Welcome! How did you find us??? Enjoy Robin
Oct 12, 2011
Profile Icon
Birgitte Escherich is now a member of Wild Frontiers Oct 12, 2011
Profile Icon
Robin Milam left a comment for Mick Daley
Glad this is helpful.  Also check out the Global Alliance for Rights of Nature website at www.TheRightsOfNature.org for articles and updates.
Oct 4, 2011

Read more

The systems which industrial civilisations use to regulate human behaviour (e.g. value, legal, political, economic and educational systems) are promoting rather than preventing the degradation and destruction of our habitat. We will need to fundamentally change these systems so that they prioritise maintaining the health and integrity of the whole Earth community if we are to address environmental crises (like climate change) and related social problems successfully. This will require reconnecting with the wild creative energies that brought our Earth community into being and continue to animate it, and to create systems that nurture our connections with this community and participation in it.

The book Wild Law describes a new Earth-centred approach to governance called "Earth jurisprudence" and advocates the development of "wild laws" that reflect this approach. This will require refining our understanding of the principles of Earth Jurisprudence, an understanding of the fundamental principles that govern the natural systems which we are part of (Ecological intelligence), drawing on the wisdom of more ecologically literate cultures (Indigenous wisdom), and developing a global consensus on the rights and obligations of members of the Earth Community (see Universal Declaration of Planetary Rights and UDPR tag).

Principles for collaboration

1. Many minds working together with a common purpose and shared values can achieve far more than any of us could alone.
2. Feel free to be critical but seek to be constructive and to make a positive contribution to this collaborative endeavour.

Blog Posts

I Orr

Rethinking Wild Law

Should it be of any interest, here is an input to the Rio+20 Earth Summit which recapitulates wild law in terms of ecological integrity in order to place it on a scientific and quantifiable basis.…

Continue

Posted by I Orr on November 7, 2011 at 1:30pm

Dan Leftwich

"Todos Somos Seres Universales"

On November 26, 2010, the evolution of consciousness took a surprising, but altogether natural turn.  As readers of this site are probably aware, on that date, a ground-breaking lawsuit was filed in the Constitutional Court of Ecuador against BP, alleging that its knowing and reckless actions in the Deep Horizon Well disaster in the Gulf of Mexico violated the rights of Nature guaranteed in Article 277 of the Ecuadorian Constitution.  The…
Continue

Posted by Dan Leftwich on May 23, 2011 at 1:25am

Cormac Cullinan

Website for Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature - sign up to the Universal Declaration of the Rights of Mother Earth

  Finally we have a website for the Global Alliance for the Rights of Nature - its not perfect but its growing. Please join up and help the movement grow!

Posted by Cormac Cullinan on April 11, 2011 at 11:46pm

I Orr

Cormac makes the rabble- and the CBD!

What if wildlife had a day in court?

 

Imagine they would find the atmosphere unconducive, the proceedings extremely tedious, the company marginal and the catering left a lot to be desired. And would return outdoors to nature asap, never to return.

 

All that not withstanding, no less than the CBD alerted me to…

Continue

Posted by I Orr on March 18, 2011 at 7:30pm

Liz Rivers

One Planet Living versus the Law of Attraction or Can I be rich and green?

The "Law of Attraction"

Bestselling films such as “The Secret” popularise the principles of the “Law of Attraction” which states that “like attracts like” and we can manifest in our lives the things that we desire through our thoughts and emotions.  This philosophy believes that the Universe is abundant and unlimited and the manifestation of our desires causes the Universe to expand infinitely.  It’s appealing on an individual level – there is no…

Continue

Posted by Liz Rivers on February 26, 2011 at 7:51pm — 1 Comment

 
 
 

Badge

Loading…

© 2012   Created by Cormac Cullinan.   Powered by .

Badges  |  Report an Issue  |  Terms of Service