Katharine Wilkinson on Climate Wayfinding & why climate work is (unfortunately) spiritual work

I've known Katharine Wilkinson's work for a long time, but only recently got a monkey wrench far enough around my heart to open it up and engage with it seriously. Her new book is Climate Wayfinding: Healing Ourselves and the Planet We Call Home, and she says plainly what most of climate work treats as a fluffy nice-to-have: the core of this work is spiritual, and she probably knew it at 16.Dr. Katharine K. Wilkinson co-founded and leads The All We Can Save Project and co-edited All We Can Save with Dr. Ayana Elizabeth Johnson. She was lead writer of Drawdown and co-hosts A Matter of Degrees with Dr. Leah Stokes.Listen in as she reteaches Ross how to listen to the wisdom centers of his body, and why it is that we have grown so practical that we have lost touch with such a basic skill.LinksClimate Wayfinding, at BookshopThe All We Can Save ProjectHuman on Earth, Katharine's SubstackA Matter of DegreesThe Carbon Wave by Leah Stokes, at BookshopPlum VillageThinking Little with Mary Berry (episode 422)ResourcesThis episode's page on the web: ⁠https://www.rosskenyon.com/p/katharine-wilkinson-climate-wayfinding⁠Subscribe to the Reversing Climate Change Substack: ⁠https://www.rosskenyon.com/subscribe⁠Books from the show, at Bookshop: ⁠https://bookshop.org/shop/reversing-climate-change⁠My other show, Climate Workers Anonymous: ⁠https://www.climateworkersanonymous.com