Henry Kramer is an environmental philosopher, writer, songweaver, and religious studies scholar with deep roots in the living land of the Hudson Valley. Henry teaches classes at CUNY Hunter including Ecospirituality, Mysticism, and Tribal Religions, has defended papers at conferences (arguing such crazy things as that nature has something to say to us), and has led workshops on cultivating wonder at Harvard Divinity School as well as through the public philosophy nonprofit Merlin CCC and locally near his home in Beacon. Henry runs Enchanted Ecology, a group that gathers every week to discuss how we might deepen our relationship with the more-than-human (as well as the Instagram @enchanted.ecology). He is passionate about cultivating a more spiritually sustainable way of being and living on Earth in a time when so much - ecologically, socioculturally, and psychologically - is approaching boil-over. This passion has led to a fortuitous crossing of paths with Amenia Regenerative Center in 2022. Synchronistically, Henry also facilitated the Joseph Campbell Mythological Roundtable for a short time in 2013 at the Center for Symbolic Studies at Stone Mountain Farm, where Amenia Regenerative has recently relocated.