Andy Caffrey the Virtual Candidate

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Recorded in the Gravelly Range, July 1990.

If Earth First! could have an official prayer, this would be it.

I just heard the sad news that Robert Hoyt put down his guitar a few years back and has retired as a performing Gaiabilly musician. It's a great loss for our activist musical culture. Fortunately, I was able to videotape several of his shows. This is one of my favorites, caught in his home bi

Forever Wild Power In The Earth A Big Fat Man On An ATV The sublime Walkin' Jim Stoltz. Mitch Friedman: I'm Goin' Back To Idaho Walkin' Jim www.walkinjim.com

These Are The Ancient Forests If I Were A Tree The Sacred Buffalo The sublime Walkin' Jim Stoltz. Walkin' Jim www.walkinjim.com

Long before Judi Bari came to Earth First!, we had hordes of Wild Warrior Women running around in the woods raising hell against the timber beasts and, in this case, the welfare ranchers on public lands with their massive herds of hoofed locusts (aka cows). Feral Nuns on Drugs birthed forth from

While the Rainforest Action Network was in many ways an expansion of Bay Area Earth First!, our focus on saving rainforests in Central America and Sarawak were not at the expense of our local bioregion. In addition to organizing for redwoods 250 miles to our north and for tropical rainforests, w

While the Rainforest Action Network was in many ways an expansion of Bay Area Earth First!, our focus on saving rainforests in Central America and Sarawak were not at the expense of our local bioregion. In addition to organizing for redwoods 250 miles to our north and for tropical rainforests, w

When I bought my first camcorder in 1988, the two campaigns I covered that summer were for Headwaters Forest in northern California, and to save the North Kalmiopsis wilderness in the Siskiyou Mountains of southern Oregon (also known as the Bald Mountain Road campaign). But I was late to this campai

This is it! Or part of it. The first film shot of an Earth First! anything is excerpted here in this Sundance Channel program. UC Berkeley grad students Christopher "Toby" McLeod, Randy Hayes, and Glenn Switkes met up with the patron saint of EF! Edward Abbey, the author of "The Monke

This is the fourth and still best documentary about Earth First! It was made in 1987 by Christopher Manes, an Earth First! Journal writer and the author of "Green Rage: Radical Environmentalism and the Unmaking of Civilization," the first book about Earth First! This is where you start

This is the fourth and still best documentary about Earth First! It was made in 1987 by Christopher Manes, an Earth First! Journal writer and the author of "Green Rage: Radical Environmentalism and the Unmaking of Civilization," the first book about Earth First! This is where you start

This is the fourth and still best documentary about Earth First! It was made in 1987 by Christopher Manes, an Earth First! Journal writer and the author of "Green Rage: Radical Environmentalism and the Unmaking of Civilization," the first book about Earth First! The centerpiece of this

This is the fourth and still best documentary about Earth First! It was made in 1987 by Christopher Manes, an Earth First! Journal writer and the author of "Green Rage: Radical Environmentalism and the Unmaking of Civilization," the first book about Earth First! The centerpiece of this

Manhattanite-turned Earth First! activist Darryl Cherney's response to first learning that 35-story tall 2,000-year-old redwood trees were still being logged in 1986 was, "you mean that's legal?" You can imagine the similar reaction that this San Fernando Valley Boy had the firs

Perhaps the first performance of a Gaiabilly song that I ever caught on videotape. I had set up my Radio Shack desk microphone stand at Sid's feet, and strung a 25-foot cord from the mic to a rickety tripod I had been given early on in my Eco-Videographe adventures. But I was still setting u

Many people consider the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society the Earth First! Navy. Here's why.

I just heard the sad news that Robert Hoyt put down his guitar a few years back and has retired as a performing Gaiabilly musician. It's a great loss for our activist musical culture. Fortunately, I was able to videotape several of his shows. This is one of my favorites, caught in his home bi

14 and 12 at the time. These are all of the Wallys songs included in the four-part video documenting John Seed and the Wallys' 1989 North American Rainforest Road Show posted previously.