Plastic is the world’s most persistent invasive species, choking our lands and oceans for up to 500 years. It never truly disappears—just shatters into toxic microplastics that seep into soil, drift in the air, and infiltrate our lungs and bloodstreams. From beaches to mountaintops, its silent takeover threatens ecosystems, wildlife, and human health, demanding urgent action to stop its spread at the source.

The word *panic* originates from our ancient fear of the forest and is linked to the Greek god Pan, whose wild, natural presence was believed to stir sudden terror in those who entered his realm.

We’re excited to share that we’ve recently added bee hives to the property , a quiet yet monumental shift in the rhythm of our land. What...

4 day, water fast retreat

In June 2025, Ketchum House will celebrate six years of stewardship, and as I reflect on the journey so far, I truly believe this year...

In a world that's becoming increasingly aware of environmental issues, every small change can make a big impact. Coffee retailers, as...

Using a French press to brew coffee can offer several environmental benefits, primarily in comparison to other coffee brewing methods...