Posts By Sierra Flanigan

Based in Snowmass, Colorado, Sierra works at the nexus of leadership development and systems regeneration via her own change agency, Living Lab. She received her Masters in Strategic Leadership Toward Sustainability from the Blekinge Institute of Technology in Karlskrona, Sweden, and seeks to amplify the practice of Reconnection Ecology on a global scale. She is also a facilitator, coach, yogi, artist, and visionary.
Black and White Butterfly on the sandy ground

Living Wild

Reconnection Ecology® is Earthfire’s visceral, embodied, heart-based approach to saving wildlands and waters. Reconnection Ecology® is a mode of healing, of reconciling our relationship with nature, and becomes powerful when more of us integrate it into our daily lives.

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Brown wooden fencing with inset hotwire runs through a field surrounded by mountains

The Value and Importance of Wildlife Friendly Fencing

Millions of miles of fencing is used across the US to contain livestock and define property boundaries. Much of this fencing does not take into account the migration routes of ungulates and other large and small mammals, often leading to perilous outcomes for wildlife populations trying to reach critical resources

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Black and White Butterfly on the sandy ground

Living Wild

Reconnection Ecology® is Earthfire’s visceral, embodied, heart-based approach to saving wildlands and waters. Reconnection Ecology® is a mode of healing, of reconciling our relationship with nature, and becomes powerful when more of us integrate it into our daily lives.

Read More
Brown wooden fencing with inset hotwire runs through a field surrounded by mountains

The Value and Importance of Wildlife Friendly Fencing

Millions of miles of fencing is used across the US to contain livestock and define property boundaries. Much of this fencing does not take into account the migration routes of ungulates and other large and small mammals, often leading to perilous outcomes for wildlife populations trying to reach critical resources

Read More

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