• Ecological Resistance Movements: the Global Emergence of Radical and Popular Environmentalism, Bron Taylor, editor. SUNY Press.
• The Edward Abbey Abbey's Web tribute web site-- Meet Edward Paul Abbey, twentieth-century polemicist and desert anarchist, a character of elaborate contradictions and eccentricities whose words either infuriated or delighted his readers. In a career spanning four decades, he wrote passionately in defense of the Southwest and its inhabitants, often mocking the mindless bureaucratic forces hell-bent on destroying it. "Resist much, obey little," from Walt Withman, was this warrior's motto. While he was alive, attempts to label him in conventional terms nearly always fell short because he was neither left-wing nor right-wing, nor was he an outlaw.

  Abbey was a genuine rebel who simply did not believe in the moderns industrial way of life. He wrote against the grain, always choosing the path of the greatest resistance. Beginning in the 1950s, he depicted the Southwest not as a virgin utopia peopled by rugged individualists, but as a region under siege because of government and corporate greed, its people at risk of being cut off from the primary wellspring of their spiritual strength - the wild places. He's been dead for a while now, but the legend keeps on growing. -- from Epitaph for a Desert Anarchist

• Deep Ecologist John Seed
• Bibliography of John Seed's writings
• New Dimensions presents Deep Ecology for the 21st Century a 13-part radio series of interviews with world-renown ecological thinkers and activists
• The Institute for Deep Ecology promotes ecological values and actions through experiential workshops. These trainings provide; experience of our radical interdependence with all beings, inspiration and motivation to act, strategies for promoting sustainable communities, places of wild beauty for personal renewal, tools for conscious and creative living and practices that integrate spirit and action.
• Brain Food eco-crisis reports
• "Agitate + Aggravate + Educate + Organize": Saul Alinsky's Thirteen Proven Tactical Rules for Radical Organizers

• Reveille For Radicals: Lessons From the Life of Saul Alinsky a Sermon by Rev. John E. Gibbons

• Paul Mobbs' Free Range Activism Website A tremendous archive of writings and links on organizing strategy, genetix, the Wise Abuse movement and much more! Check out this site!
  • At Paul Mobbs' site: The Data Centre's Environmental Activism and Philosophy section The Diggers! The Prince! The Unabomber! Saul Alinsky! Jack Kemp!!!!!!! Well worth spending time at this site!

• Sustainable Earth Electronic Library (SEEL): The Sustainable Earth Electronic Library (SEEL) is a digital library devoted to the collection of publications that educate people on ways to preserve and restore our natural environment. By providing access to this valuable information, it is our hope that participating organizations and individuals will share with one another the ways in which they are making the world ecologically secure. Both site users and those who submit materials do so at no cost.
• Activist Handbook up at Protest.Net.
• The Nonviolence Web

• South Downs Earth First! has prepared this list of links to great reference sites!

• Live From the Rainforest: NASA and National Science Foundation web site

• Dollars and Sense Magazine

Welcome to this User-Sponsored web site. As you can see, there's quite a comprehensive design plan underlying it all. There's also some pretty cool stuff already up, lurking, e-wrench in hand, behind many of these links.

But many links go nowhere right now. That's where you come in. Is there some aspect of this site you would like to support and see further developed? Well then! Send a contribution payable to Earth First! and tell us what you want more of... More Warrior Poet issues! More on Genetic Engineering actions! More Eco-defense! More road show info!

Of course these donations are sliding scale: no one's preferences or opinions turned away for lack of funds. This is a porous project that will continue to grow. It's only limited by the love and support we get from the users of this site. But please don't spend too much time at this web site. There's a lot of work to do right now out in the fields and forests and corporate board rooms.

So come back soon and see what has sprouted here in this section that seemed of interest to you. And if you can, please send a contribution and a note to:

Earth First!
P.O. Box 324
Redway, CA 95560

Rockin' in the Tree World!
Hayduke Rocks!