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The Wild Cup
I watched every match. My wife scheduled a work trip. Somewhere between Argentina’s resilience, Scotland’s bagpipes, and Brazilian fans joining a Viking Row, the World Cup started to look a lot like nature: beautiful, messy, competitive, and deeply connected.

Morrison Pan
Jul 197 min read


When Nature Heals War: A Filmmaker’s View from the Ukraine–Hungary Border - My Short Stay in Hungary (With The Last of Us spoilers, believe it or not)
From late-night air-raid alerts to quiet moments in the field, this filmmaker’s view of CNIT’s training at the Ukraine–Hungary border reveals how nature-informed therapy helps park rangers and conservation workers navigate grief, fear, and resilience—without losing their connection to the places they protect.
Payton Pan
Aug 16, 20255 min read


When Nature Doesn’t Feel Safe: A Conversation About Finding Healing After the Storm
When nature feels unsafe after the storm, finding small constants helps us heal and rediscover hope in unpredictable times.

Heidi Schreiber-Pan
Nov 27, 20243 min read
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