
A visit to 126 High Street in Dunbar, Scotland — the house where John Muir was born in 1838, now a free museum and the starting point of the John Muir Way.
Read morePosts celebrating John Muir’s birthday on April 21 — reflections on his life, legacy, and lasting influence on the environmental movement.

A visit to 126 High Street in Dunbar, Scotland — the house where John Muir was born in 1838, now a free museum and the starting point of the John Muir Way.
Read moreWhat does a 12th-century German abbess have in common with a 19th-century Scottish naturalist? More than you might think — and understanding the connection changes how you see both of them.
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Ten surprising facts about John Muir — the inventor, the farmer, the camper who almost died from unpreparedness, and the man whose life was transformed by a workshop accident that left him temporarily blind.
Read moreCelebrating John Muir's birthday with a look at the Scotland Cut — how 60+ screenings across seven states shaped the film, and why the experience of watching it together in community remains the most powerful way to encounter Muir's legacy.
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During the COVID-19 shutdown, Michael Conti convened a virtual panel to celebrate John Muir's 182nd birthday — with conversations about death, isolation, nature connection, and why Muir's voice feels more necessary than ever.
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