Living in Unconditional Solidarity – You are Invited!

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        Martin Luther King Jr.’s, who was honored in the USA a few days ago during a National Holiday, exemplified unconditional solidarity.  His philosophy of solidarity was rooted in the belief that justice is an interconnected global struggle. He frequently proclaimed that "injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere,"strongly arguing that no individual or community can be truly free until all are free. We honored him today in our Sunrise Birding for Life gathering.

        He also wrote, "We must live together as brothers or perish together as fools," a quote reflecting that the health of one is the health of all. If one individual has low welfare and is perishing due to domination and oppression, then we all are.

        We all are caged within a system of domination and oppression, for harm to one is harm to all. In other words we are all in this together.

        Let us not perish, or any being. For that aim you are invited to a life of Unconditional Solidarity through participating in our upcoming campaign in La Moskitia, Honduras.

          I have been working with some amazing people and parrots of La Moskitia Honduras, and they are endangered. For 15 years One Earth Conservation has partnered with Indigenous Villages to save the scarlet and great green macaw. We have had amazing success, and two villages have declared the first Indigena parrot sanctuary in the world. Yet, we are at risk of losing everything.  These communities cannot do this alone, and we don’t have the funds to pay for nest patrols this year.

Parrot Rangers in La Moskitia, Honduras

          They need you. They need the world to unify with them in Unconditional Solidarity.  Please join us for an Unconditional Solidary Campaign, either in-person, online, or both.

Scarlet macaws at their nest site

I will be camping under the macaw nest trees to protect them with the rangers in March and April. During this time, we will hold daily online meetings where you can talk to the Indigena conservationists, hear their daily reports, and explore themes of Unconditional Solidarity and Transformative Conservation. 

          Consider taking risks as these people have, because everything is at risk.

          And perhaps, like me and others, you will be transformed.

          For more information go to our website, and if you can help us with our publicity and social media to spread the word, please fill out our Interest Form or contact us directly.

Camping with others, protecting, and living unconditional solidarity can be joyful