Author: Reece Kothe

Reece Kothe is, in our eyes, one of the bright young leaders in ascension, representing a generation thinking hard about the future of landscapes and people in the West. Reece has a B.A. from Montana State University and is currently a grad student. He is interested in illuminating the biopsychosocial protective factors that foster resilience and bring greater agency and less suffering to the human condition. He hopes to help shift the current “numbing” culture related to the experience of discomfort which ultimately may lead to greater suffering, loneliness, isolation, and disease while contributing to today’s record rates of anxiety and depression. On this path, he want to help address health disparities for American Indians and other marginalized populations. He is excited toexplore the role of spirituality and culture and how these factors impact loneliness, isolation, and health outcomes in Blackfeet American Indian Adults.

Wildlife

In Protected Dark Skies, Every Evening Can Deliver Glimpses Of Wonder

As we enter the season of shorter days and celebrate light in our spiritual traditions, Reece Kothe pens a tribute to skycapes as magnificent as anything on the ground

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