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Fostering a Tipping Point

It’s urgent that humanity agrees to live within the limits of our Earth’s ecosystems.

With science-based and psychologically proven research, broad-based sharing of evocative cross-species experiences, and increasing international speaking opportunities, we are leveraging our position as a changemaker in the global movement to honor and protect all Life on Earth. Connecting with audiences across the country and around the world, we continue to expand our reach.

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Our website presents an aspect of relating to wild animals that many of us don’t realize is possible. We believe that all Life is deeply interconnected and we have much to learn from each other through meaningful, guided interaction led by professional animal handlers. Authentic reconnection results in action to protect wildlands and wild beings.

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Emissaries from the Wild: The Animals of Earthfire

Documentary, January 2019

A Film by Michael Stillwater, Emmy winning filmmaker and musician

Narrated and co-produced by Susan B. Eirich, PhD

In Association with Song Without Borders

Reconnection Ecology Healing Humans and Nature

In her unique approach to global conservation, founder of Earthfire Institute, Susan B. Eirich, Ph.D. shares transformational tales of people connecting deeply with nature to bring us into a personal relationship with the living world.

Understanding that so many of our human and environmental ills stem from deep dissociation, Susan developed Reconnection Ecology, an ecopsychology and spiritual ecology perspective that blends nature and human psychology.

Her sacred and life-affirming stories bring us into open-hearted connection with wild animals and offer a pathway to healing the trauma that humans, animals, and our Earth are currently experiencing.

Sustainability Now

The Human and The Wild with Susan B. Eirich and Raghu Markus

Raghu Markus invites Susan B. Eirich, Ph.D., to share her wisdom on the connections between the wild and the human.

Mindrolling Podcast Ep. 438 from the Be Here Now Network

Reconnection Ecology: Trusting and Acting on Our Natural Connection with Our Living Earth​

Social Venture Circle and the American Sustainable Business Council presented a conversation on Reconnection Ecology™ with Susan B. Eirich Ph.D. (Earthfire Institute) and Sierra Flanigan (Living Lab). This program was designed and convened by SVC’s Livable Planet Working Group.

In this conversation, Susan and Sierra explored the essence of reconnection ecology, how it shows up in our lives, and how it can be a portal for all of us to more deeply connect with our Earth.

Reawakening our Bond with Our Wild Earth

Cortona Friends / Cortona Pearl 3 presentation (April 24,  2021). Earthfire presentation begins at 3:35 mark.

Other speakers scheduled from February 27 through the remainder of 2021 included Brother David Steindl-Rast, Benedictine Monk; Maneka Gandhi, Indian Parliament member and environmentalist, and Fritjof Capra, Ph.D., theoretical physicist.

We Are All Related: A Conversation with Stan Rushworth

In this Earthfire Radio podcast, Susan Eirich and Native American author and academic Stan Rushworth discuss the fact that whether we’re addressing our traumatic histories in search of personal and societal healing or working to avoid climate disaster, we must recognize the interconnectedness of all facets of Life. Only then can we make true progress toward a better world for all.

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