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Edible Portland assistant editor Lola Milholland, Wendell Berry, and Organic Valley Mission Executive Theresa Marquez stand side by side, grinning.

A visit with Wendell Berry

Essayist, poet, and farmer Wendell Berry on the Edible Portland podcast, Underground Airwaves

Lola Milholland
May 5, 2014 12 February 2016

Black and white staff photo from 1977 of the Rough and Ready Lumber Mill Co. Over 100 peope are sitting outside together with the mill in the background. Smiling, sunny, warm.

Rough & Ready teams with Ecotrust to reopen Southern Oregon mill

Local lumber mill reopens, providing needed jobs and services.

Oakley Brooks
March 7, 2014 01 October 2014

Colorful canoes rest on the waterfront at Ivochote.

Traveling the network of indigenous knowledge

guest
January 27, 2014 02 December 2019

This mural, in North Portland's Village Market, was painted by neighbors and community organizers who collaborated on the plans and vision for a vibrant small-scale grocery store offering healthy foods to an underserved neighborhood. It sits above a vegetable case full of fresh produce. The image shows three flowers in bloom.

Say good-bye to “food deserts”

Edible Portland questions the use of the term food deserts among food system advocates.

Lola Milholland
January 14, 2014 01 October 2014

Committing to home, in South Africa’s Eastern Cape

6 March 1963. At the rising dawn that rainy Wednesday, I was born in a farm on the banks of the Fish River. My parents were uneducated farm labourers. They worked in that farm from dawn to dusk for …

Spencer B. Beebe
January 6, 2014 01 October 2014

View through window of a person walking toward Natural Capital Center surrounded by green foliage

At the Natural Capital Center: What can ecovillages teach us

Taylor Hesselgrave
January 3, 2014 01 October 2014

A road transects a plot dark green forest in northern British Columbia

Announcing Commonplace magazine

Announcing the first issue of Commonplace, a chaotic and impassioned celebration of home.

Astrid Scholz
August 27, 2013 01 October 2014

Beyond Bankruptcy: The resilience of Detroit

On Thursday, July 18th, 2013, the City of Detroit made U.S. history with the largest municipal bankruptcy in the country to date. Approximately $18 billion in size, it dwarfed the second-largest, Jefferson County, Alabama, by a factor of four. “There …

Noah Enelow
August 19, 2013 03 May 2016

Beavers: Nature’s first river restoration engineers

By Lauren Senkyr Once numbering up to 400 million in North America, beavers were hunted to near extinction in the 19th century. While it has long been known that their fur makes excellent clothing and top hats, the role of …

guest
May 24, 2013 29 July 2016