Yarrow, a poem by Frederick Livingston Introduction: Exploring Intersections of Ecology and Justice MATTHEW DELSESTO, DANIEL A JAUK-A JAMIE, ELIZABETH LARA, AND SHEA ZWERVER Part I Contexts Jury Duty, a poem by Frederick Livingston 1 The Environmental and the Carceral: Foundations for Understanding Intersecting Practices, Movements, and Systems MATTHEW DELSESTO, DANIELA JAUK-A JAMIE, ELIZABETH LARA, AND SHEA ZWERVER 2 Remembering a Leader, Continuing the Work CARLOS ROSADO 3 Soil Therapy: Opening Possibilities for Healing in the Garden GENE A RICHARDSON AND BRENDAN WILSON, IN CONVERSATION WITH MATTHEW DELSESTO 4 How Soil Acts as a Living Witness to Racial Violence LEANNA FIRST- ARAI 5 The Politics of Concrete: Infrastructural Racism and Opposition in the Los Angeles Port Region DAVID HELPS 6 Temporal Misalignment: Unmaking the Ecology of Western Time WILLIAM ANDERSON 7 A Prison Tree MORGAN GODVIN 8 Healing Our Relationship to the Land: Bridging Prison Abolition and Environmental Justice Movements KI'AMBER THOMPSON, IN CONVERSATION WITH MATTHEW DELSESTO Part II Inside The Garden Sleeps, a poem by Joe McManus 9 From Insight Garden Program to Land Together ELIZABETH LARA 10 The Sustainability in Prisons Project: Collaborating to Cultivate Positive Change for People, Communities, and Ecosystems KELLI BUSH The Compost Pile, a poem by Brian Auclair 11 Worm Farming in a Washington State Prison NICHOLAS HACHENEY AND TOMAS KEEN 12 Set Free Through Sustainability JUAN HERNANDEZ 13 Prison with Purpose: A Case Study of the Ecological Programs at the Idaho Correctional Institution-Orofino TRIP FINITY TAYLOR AND CORY CAMPBELL Metamorphosis, a poem by Frederick Livingston 14 Warrior and Weaver Work: A Year in Maine State Prison's Agriculture Program REBEKAH MENDE 15 Sustaining Oases RIMA GREEN AND ERIKA RUMBLEY 16 Liberatory Spaces in Prison: A Case Study of the Roots of Success Environmental Literacy and Job Training Program RAQUEL PINDERHUGHES, JOSIE PHOENIX, AND PATRICK GAZELEY-ROMNEY Part III Outside Meet Needs, Meet Growth, a poem by Stephanie Moniz 17 Preparing for What's Next Through Farming and Community: A Conversation About Transitional Housing and Employment at Benevolence Farm KRISTEN POWERS AND LINDA CAYTON 18 The Canoe Project ELIZABETH HAWES 19 Food and Community as Disruptive Methodology: Challenging Ecologies of Injustice Through Participatory Action Research Process with Criminalized Peoples KELSEY TIMLER AND NYKI KISH 20 Growing Community Beyond the Fence SAM PHILLIPS AND DANIEL A JAUK-A JAMIE 21 Therapeutic Horticulture as an Intervention with Women Who Have Experienced Abuse and Intimate Partner Violence CLAIRE RENZETTI, DIANE FOLLINGSTAD, RACHEL REEVES, AND CAIHING LI 22 Losing Paul and Finding Him in the Cardinal JUDITH FOSTER Son to Mother, a poem by Brian Auclair 23 Becoming Ecosystem Participants: Ecological Health from Urban Neighborhoods to Prairie Lands and Ocean Waters JARID MANOS AND ABIODUN HENDERSON Conclusion: Social Ecological Tactics for Engagement MATTHEW DELSESTO Afterword: Book Origins and Editorial Process MATTHEW DELSESTO, DANIELA JAUK-A JAMIE, ELIZABETH LARA, AND SHEA ZWERVER References Notes on Contributors Index.