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Endangered TimeArtist: Emma Martin Medium: digital art The world we live in is made up of globalized capitalism which thrives on the violence of settler colonization. Stated differently, the growth of the global economy threatens our existence. Endangered Time is...

For the last four years, we have been taking direct action to stop Adani’s controversial Carmichael coal mine on Wangan and Jagalingou land in central Queensland.

Fire SongArtist: Sam Ponting Medium: song Fire song connects the extraction industry, including mining and oil extraction, with climate change and the rise of forest fires. It teleports the listener into a time when extractivism is a thing of the past, “shut down by...

Wet MossArtist: Emma Wright Medium: poemLicking the current.Toying with the rush.Swirling in unexpected concentric joy.A green so lush it sinks deep into the skin. Recalling other times.Times past and times to come.Times that allow for slippery, wet, bubbling breath...

In this piece, I attempt to imagine a defining feature of a post-extraction, post-capitalist world: one where relations of and to work are life-giving ones, and in which—beyond the logics of extraction, productivity, exploitation—we have the fullest possible space, time, and means in which to make this work an authentic extension of our being.

Our Hands Will Be Also Stained This WayArtist: Julia DaSilva Medium: poemThe coming world will be bloodoranges. The work to be done will spread before us in orbs of orange gold and we will hold each one, wonderwill it zest sunflower or red? Someone will ask whether it...

A world without extractivism will be a world without the exploitation of resources or labour, a world where people aren’t criminalized, threatened, or targeted for defending their territories.

400+ seed packets with seeds from plants that grow or have historically grown on Grassy Mountain, including silky lupine, silvery lupine, and rough fescue seeds.

Orphan Well Adoption Agency is dedicated to finding caretakers for abandoned oil and gas wells through symbolic adoptions.