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The Jumpers’ Moon

Blog, Environmental LunacyBy NAEEadminJune 24, 2025Leave a comment

To the east the moon is rising, over the farmland where the haymaking of high summer gave it its name. Those fields of seeding grass and flowers, their corncrakes, yellow hammers, clouds of sparrows and hunting barn owls are long gone.

Environmental Lunacy Project: Strawberry Rose Moon

Blog, Environmental LunacyBy NAEEadminJune 3, 2025

We are naming this lunar month the ‘Strawberry Rose Moon’ in recognition of the value of simple, natural food coupled with the importance of peace and harmony, especially between humans and the rest of the natural world.

Environmental Lunacy Project: May Moon

Blog, Environmental LunacyBy NAEEadminApril 29, 2025Leave a comment

The May Moon is also called the Flower Moon. This is because many of the spring flowers are at their best at this time of year.

Environmental Lunacy Project: Ēostre Moon

Blog, Environmental LunacyBy NAEEadminMarch 31, 2025Leave a comment

Moon cycle: New Moon: 29th March 2025 Full Moon: 13th April 2025 New Moon: 27th April 2025 Pink Moon / Egg Moon April’s full moon is known in North America as ‘Pink Moon’ after an early blooming pink wildflower native to parts of the continent – the ‘Creeping phlox’ or ‘Moss phlox’ (Phlox subulate). An…

Environmental Lunacy Project: Plough Moon

Blog, Environmental LunacyBy NAEEadminMarch 1, 2025Leave a comment

The Plough, or Worm Moon, is the last full moon of the winter season and first of the spring in the Northern hemisphere.

Environmental Lunacy Project: Squirrel Moon

Blog, Environmental LunacyBy NAEEadminJanuary 28, 2025Leave a comment

Traditionally, the second moon cycle of the year in the northern hemisphere has been known as the Snow Moon.

Environmental Lunacy Project: Fox Moon

Blog, Environmental LunacyBy NAEE Web TeamJanuary 5, 20252 Comments

The first lunar cycle of the year in the northern hemisphere has been traditionally known by some cultures as the Wolf Moon. During the long, dark winter months when food was scarce, wolves were likely to have been heard howling to each other more frequently.

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