The links below are thanks to http://www.landismoreimportantthansprawl.com/. I've already referred you to some of them, but I figure there's really zero harm in citing them twice:
www.inthewake.org/b1int1.html
http://www.risingtidenorthamerica.org/
http://www.rootforce.org/
http://www.resistanceisfertile.org/
http://www.lifeaftertheoilcrash.net/
http://www.oilsandstruth.org/
http://www.massextinction.net/
http://www.iucnredlist.org/
http://www.stopgreenwash.org/
http://www.rhizomecollective.org/
http://www.openfarmtech.org/
And the Annual Eco Prisoners Update.
This year I am again more than somewhat disgusted by the kinds of actions that we are calling ecodefense. A friend of mine explained it well, she told me that these kinds of actions, e.g., burning some SUVs, were easy for American urban kids to identify with. I could say that their half-assedness and ineffectivity make my blood boil. On the other hand, those who have taken these actions will likely be remembered as heroes, if the future is impoverished by today's capitalism. In the nearer future, I hope to see a list of the many rural people who are in jails in Canada, owing to the unbroken historical record of heavy handedness on the part of the RCMP and Canadian police upon the real ecodefenders: the inhabitants of the land who block logging roads and resist natural resource industries. It is high time for the law to respect people who defend the land. Industrial activity runs amok in the out-of-sight-out-of-mind woods. Clearcutting and strip-mining are rubber-stamped by Canadian environmental regulators.
Marie Mason (or visit http://supportmariemason.org/)
Daniel McGowan
Eric McDavid
Jeff Luers (or visit http://freefreenow.org/)
Michael Sykes
Leonard Peltier (or visit http://www.whoisleonardpeltier.info/ or http://ourfreedom.wordpress.com/)
John Graham (or visit http://ourfreedom.wordpress.com/)
Jonathan Paul
Briana Waters
Nathan Block and Joyanna Zacher
Grant Barnes
Tre Arrow
The SHAC 7
Jacob Conroy
Lauren Gazzola
Joshua Harper
Kevin Kjonaas
MOVE
and Mumia Abu Jamal, of course.
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