Suggested Earth Day reading. Happy 55

This is getting old. I never would have thought we'd be so far down the wrong path politically when I first marched in January 2017 but here we are again. #Onegreendeed #Handsoff

Long time coming but Leonard Peltier is going home. An ugly travesty of justice has come to an end. #freeleonardpeltier

My first book included interviews with ecologists, engineers, marine biologists, foresters, designers, activists, educators, and all were asked if you had one green deed you would like to see heeded, adopted, and passed on, what would it be? A fascinating array of answers #Onegreendeedspawnsanother

It was great to contribute to this program with Betsy and Aria McKenna. We have a lot in common, mostly that we want to leave the planet a sustainable habitat for our children and theirs. I read a few passages from Kings of a Lonely Kingdom: Earth Day Essays, Poems, and Musings on Nature, also.

Happy Earth Month. I began in 2009 to pen Earth Day essays, some of which became chapters in my second book. I offered a voice for those who are least responsible for environmental decline. My 15th essay is in the works. #kingsofalonelykingdom www.davidmahood.com

As we learn more of our fellow species are becoming endangered, preserving biodiversity becomes that much more important. It was the theme of Kings of a Lonely Kingdom: Earth Day Essays, Poems, and Musings on Nature. #kingsofalonelykingdom in 2021, and in the Last Wrong Dictionary in 1972.

Gone but not forgotten. Thank you Geneseo, NY for honoring the memory of my esteemed father. #geneseony