Spencer B. Beebe, Author at Ecotrust - Page 3 of 3

Past Indigenous Leadership Awards honorees

A rich sense of honor: Learning from tribal leaders

In this world of broken economies, climates, and institutions, it’s an opportune time to ask: what if Native people were in charge?

Spencer B. Beebe
December 6, 2012 02 December 2019

Landry Mayigane giving a talk at Ecotrust.

Living resilience in Rwanda

Spencer B. Beebe
November 8, 2012 12 January 2022

Jack Vaughn and Ecotrust founder, Spencer Beebe standing in front of flowers

Jack Vaughn: U.S. Ambassador, Ecotrust cornerstone

Today is a sad day at Ecotrust. Ambassador Jack Hood Vaughn, our founding Chair, friend, and inspiration for so much we dream to do, died at home yesterday in Tucson, Arizona, with his devoted wife Leftie and son Jackson at …

Spencer B. Beebe
October 30, 2012 29 July 2016

A farmer talks against the backdrop of a recently plowed field

Confluence: Where cities and mountains meet

Over the past few weeks, my son Sam and I have been navigating different tributaries in the Magic Canoe’s voyage of discovery. Sam, with companion and Ecotrust economist Noah Enelow visited Detroit to chronicle stories of regeneration after industrial collapse. …

Spencer B. Beebe
August 15, 2012 01 October 2014

Spencer Beebe stands next to Ezcurra outside on Ecotrust's terrace

A sense of place in Sonora

Spencer B. Beebe
July 19, 2012 29 July 2016

Spencer Beebe stands in a Northwest forest

Rio: Let’s unleash the power of people back home

Spencer B. Beebe reflects on the Rio Climate Summit.

Spencer B. Beebe
June 22, 2012 10 March 2020

Lake backed by snowcapped peaks in Patagonia.

The Future Patagonia National Park

Spencer B. Beebe
March 23, 2012 15 January 2020

A cloud stacks above the African savannah.

Allan Savory: Holisticgoal, one word, a noun, not an adjective

Spencer B. Beebe
March 1, 2012 14 January 2020

Mpumi reading a monument honoring his grandfather.

The Land of The Blue Crane

Eastern Cape, South Africa — South Africa’s national symbol is a tall, elegant blue-gray bird with a rolling guttural call. Standing four feet tall with six-foot wing span and a leaden-colored tail, the endemic and endangered blue crane breeds in …

Spencer B. Beebe
February 10, 2012 01 October 2014

Gray whale in the ocean

When Gray Whales Return

Spencer B. Beebe
January 18, 2012 14 January 2020