Madeline Ostrander

Madeline Ostrander has been a member of Linktree for 4 years and joined in October 2022. Resources madelinevo has populated their site with include: • How technology can prevent whales from becoming entangled in fishing lines • My website • Get a jump-start on 2024 Summer Book Bingo with these 4 books • Cover story in The Nation: After Oil • A wonderful reading list including UNRULY PLANET! Want to read more books about climate change? Here's a list to get started • NYT recommends At Home on an Unruly Planet in paperback • Voices for Justice: Amber Flame, Jourdan Keith, Erika Lundahl, Jen Marlowe and Madeline Ostrander | FOLIO SEATTLE • Virginians Are Fighting Climate Change Through Down-Ballot Races • Professors and Instructors: Request a Book or More Information • Fire and Hope: A Night of Storytelling About Climate And Communities • Book Discussion Guide - Madeline Ostrander • Seattle Public Library’s Favorite Books by Washington State Authors, 2023 - The Seattle Public Library • The Power of Home in an Era of Climate Crisis — Lummi Island Heritage Trust • Transforming Soil in a City of Industry for Urban Farming: Urban Tilth - Bioneers • Bioneers 2023 Conference - Bioneers Conference • Bainbridge Environmental Conference: Our Island Home on an Unruly Planet • Doria Robinson, Madeline Ostrander, and Steve Early at the Richmond Public Library • UnDisciplined: How to make a home on our unruly planet • Why More Alaskans Aren’t Fighting a Huge Potential Oil Project on the North Slope • ‎My Views Are My Own: At Home on an Unruly Planet with Madeline Ostrander on Apple Podcasts • In memory of Jen Angel, her incredibly popular story on the science of joy and happiness • Author Talk: Madeline Ostrander — At Home on an Unruly Planet: Finding Refuge on a Changed Earth • Authors Madeline Ostrander and Bill McKibben / Elders Climate Action and Third Act • The Last Word On Nothing | Hope for the Alarmed: An Interview with Madeline Ostrander • Erika Bolstad with Madeline Ostrander: 'Windfall: The Prairie Woman Who Lost Her Way and the Great-Granddaughter Who Found Her' | Third Place Books • The Future of Climate Adaptation Is Here in the Native Village of Newtok, Alaska • Interview with Heather Purser, indigenous LGBTQ+ rights activist • My Column in The Nation: How to Talk About Climate Change This Holiday Season • Book Review: The Magic of the World's Soggy Places • Metcalf Institute book talk, 5:30pm, Weds, October 26, livestreamed • Joy Harjo poem (just because it spoke to me) • Seattle Met Magazine calls my book a “lifeline” for coping with wildfire smoke • Macmillan book page • Audiobook: At Home on an Unruly Planet