Posts by timothyhefflinger
On the Malleability of Life, and Other Lessons from Ladakh
When I write things like blog posts, I try very hard to highlight the big […]
“Service,” Part 2 – Strategy in Action
I briefly alluded to some of my strategic process in my last post. I want […]
“Service,” Part 1 – It’s the Relationships
I returned to Ladakh in early May. (For some background on why I was away […]
The Problem of Tang, or, the Dangers of Normalizing Pollution
One of the biggest problems of conservation that my host organization has identified is the […]
A Crisis of Faith
An artisan works on a hand-knotted rug outside of Jaipur, Rajasthan. You could say […]
Big Projects, Small Developments: Thinking about Connectivity
Something interesting happened to me this past month: I became a digital migrant. At some […]
What Are We Talking about When We Talk about Conservation?
“We shall never achieve harmony with the land, any more than we shall achieve absolute […]
A Knife that Cuts Both Ways
What does it mean to respect tradition in a changing world? This question has been […]
Thinking About Toilets, and then Thinking Beyond Toilets
Ladakhis traditionally have some of the most ecologically attuned attitudes of any people I’ve ever […]
From Ladakh with Love
“The problem with flying in [to Leh] is cultural as well as physical. Ladakh is […]