Links
American Men and Women Who Have Died in the Iraq War
655,000 Iraqis Killed in the war. Download the Lancet paper
Poets Against The War: Write. Read. Resist.
Paz Amarillo: Amarillo-area Poets Against The War - available for actions. peacepoets at bluevisionpoems.com
Slamarillo: Amarillo's vibrant slam scene.
J.L Baker and Daniel C. Ramos: Check out books by two of Amarillo's leading poets.
Hunter Ingalls: "poems sailing from his holy heyoka lips"; Bard of Bushland, Poet Laureate of Wildorado, lover of sound and light and life.
Darryl Purpose: fingers and voice bringing fresh life to contemporary folk music.
Lahib Jaddo: Iraqi-American artist - fresh, bold, enchanting, and "beauty above all"
High Plains Public Radio - KTXP 91.5 Bushland, Texas: bringing class, diversity, and sanity to the central High Plains.
Access To Insight: excellent resource for Theravada Buddhism
Amarillo Unitarian-Universalist Fellowship: community, diversity, creativity, family; small but mighty.
Unitarian Universalist Association: starting point for learning about this liberal religious tradition.
Wildcat Bluff Nature Center: nature education for Amarillo and the Panhandle High Plains.
Ogallala Commons: "create thriving communities sustained by healthy land and abundant water in the Great Plains region that overlies the High Plains-Ogallala Aquifer"
Great Plains Restoration Council: dedicated to restoring fully functioning grassland ecosystems to the Great Plains.
The Nature Conservancy: protecting and conserving wild lands; one of the best outfits around.
Greatplains.org: a wealth of information "about the natural history and resources of the Great Plains."
The Conservation Alliance of the Great Plains: "Our hope is that one day the diversity of wildlife which once roamed Great Plains can be restored to a portion of its former range."
The Association for the Study of Literature and Environment: thought-provoking ideas and new perspectives on "human relationships with the natural world"
Frank and Deborah Popper: the Buffalo Commons metaphor is more than you think; learn about its possibilities from two bold thinkers.
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