Come hear author Ed Fallon read from his book, Marcher, Walker, Pilgrim. Books will be available for purchase and signed by the author. Let us know if you’d like to help host a reading in your town. Contact info@climatemarch.org or call (515) 238-6404. Upcoming events Friday, January 11, 5:00-7:00 pm Buford’s Steakhouse 2601 E 13th Street Ames, IA 50010 Sponsored by Ames Drinking Liberally Contact Gina Folsom at vifolsom6900heidelberg@gmail.com Friday, January 18 LeMars, IA (details coming soon) Saturday, January 19 Sioux City, IA (details coming soon) Saturday, Continue reading →

Thank you for your purchase of Marcher, Walker, Pilgrim.  If you have questions or special shipping instructions, please call 515-238-6404 or email info@climatemarch.org. Pick them up on Sunday, December 2 at our Book Launch at 2:00 p.m. at 500 E Locust Street, third floor in Des Moines. Or . . . After December 2, you can pick them up at 735 19th Street in Des Moines. Or . . . Attend or host a book reading/signing event in your town and Ed will bring you a Continue reading →

The book Marcher, Walker, Pilgrim contains 80 photos. The hardcover features color photos while the paperback has black-and-white photos. Here is a sampling from the book.  

Here are some excerpts from Ed Fallon’s book, Marcher, Walker, Pilgrim. From the Introduction Walking across America is an enormous challenge. Pounding pavement, gravel, and sand 15 – 20 miles a day for eight months is unkind to one’s body, even under the best conditions. The difficulties are markedly greater when one walks on a schedule, as we did, with rallies and events planned along the route weeks and even months in advance. When you walk on a schedule you can’t take time off for an Continue reading →

Endorsements for Marcher, Walker, Pilgrim: “This book is rich with stories, including how thirty-five years ago, Ed made a basket under the guidance of an Anishanaabe elder. The significance of that basket reflects Ed’s desire to address the climate crisis holistically – through challenging colonial supremacy and waking up to the reality that this work must be carried out with the guidance of those who came before us.” — Christine Nobiss, Plains Cree/Saulteaux and founder of Indigenous Iowa   “Ed Fallon is a fierce and committed Continue reading →

Click here to learn more about Marcher, Walker, Pilgrim by Ed Fallon. Click buttons to add to cart (NOTE: BE SURE TO INCLUDE SHIPPING.) If ordering six or more books, call (515) 238-6404. You can avoid shipping costs by picking up your book(s) at the office or at a reading near you. Payment by check Make check out to “Climate March” and mail to: Climate March 735 19th St Des Moines, IA 50314 Please include a note itemizing your books, shipping, and donation amount. (Note: Continue reading →

Day Eight: Nelson Farm to City Square Park in Fort Dodge: 12.4 miles Click here to see route in Google maps. Sept 8 Nelson Farm to Fort Dodge: Day 8

Day Seven: Dayton Park to Nelson Farm Otho: 11.7 miles Click here to see route on Google maps. Sept 7 Dayton to Otho (Nelson Farm): Day 7