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Bucking a Stiff Ebb Tide

Text and photographs by Roger Pinckney

Off the Carolina coast, it's still possible to make a real living from real fishing.
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A Walk in the Woods

by Richard Louv

Should children be guaranteed access to nature?
43 comments

All You Can Eat

by Jim Carrier

Plunge into the disturbing world of America's favorite seafood.
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18 comments

Underfoot Earth Turns

by Gary Snyder

A spiritual journey through both topography and time.
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Artifice v. Pastoral

by Jay Griffiths

Championing an old idea over a surrealistically modern threat.
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Spy Flies

by Kathleen Yale

Didn't you just know they were up to something?
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Plants Suck

by Bill McKibben

And that may turn out to be great news for our ailing planet.
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Transmutations

by Peter Friederici

Connecting to where you live
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Elegy for a Toxic Logic

by Rebecca Solnit

The economic crisis may be the best opportunity we've had in a long while.
19 comments

New Place, Old Roots

by Lauret Savoy, Holyoke, Massachusetts

A grassroots organization improves food and health for a community's Puerto Ricans
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Strollers in Nature

by Laurel Dodge, Orange County, New York

The story of the Nature Strollers Family Nature Study Club
1 comments

A Failure to Communicate

by Randy Olson

Activists should speak their minds, but they need to consider speaking for other body parts as well.
12 comments

To the Dairy Queen and Back

by John Landretti

A familiar journey can be anything but, if you pay it the proper attention.
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Nuclear Caribou

by Mark Dowie

Who and what lies between the mining corporations and the uranium needed to power a nuclear renaissance?
8 comments

Uranium Mining, Native Resistance, and the Greener Path

by Winona LaDuke

While the world considers an alternative energy future, the future hangs in the balance for many indigenous communities.
12 comments

A Bunny Runs Around a Tree

by Sandra Steingraber

Pondering self-reliance in the age of Velcro sneakers
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A Share in the Shear

by Wendy Williams

The story of the Martha's Vineyard Fiber Farm
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Fairy Tales of the Atomic Age

by Joni Tevis

A trip through the looking glass at a Tennessee tourist attraction.
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Human/Nature

by Laurel Braitman

What happens when a museum and a conservation organization join forces to dispatch artists to World Heritage sites? See the article for 9 video interviews with the artists involved.
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Am I Still Here?

by Anthony Doerr

Someone might be sending you an e-mail right now. Shouldn't you check?
41 comments

Climate Revelations

by Auden Schendler

A self-described atheist discovers that he must bring God into the climate conversation.
66 comments

My Space

by Hannah Holmes

Adopting a very personal defensive perimeter
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Destined for Failure

by Jason Peters

The ivory tower is leaning, but we can set things straight.
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Under the Fence

Photographs and text by Jason Benjamin Smith

A small river connects a divided landscape.
2 comments

CSI Oregon Caves

by Alison Goin

48,000 annual visitors cause one heck of a lot of aftermath deep in the Oregon Caves
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