Lay of the Land
Martian Dreams
Underlying these exploratory aims were grander dreams of conquest, I found—no longer just fanciful speculation. Continue reading
Ecology & Science
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How to Fall in Love With Slime
ALISON POLLACK is a photographer specializing in making large the diminutive dwellers of the forest—Myxomycetes (commonly referred to as slime molds) and tiny fungi. Her work is featured in the Continue reading
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Who Sings From the Resins?
The photography of Raymond Thompson Jr. and his Appalachian Ghosts, a follow-up to “Upriver,” in the Summer 2021 issue. Continue reading
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Once There Were Wolves
There is a woman in the audience holding a sign that reads CIGARETTES AND WOLVES, KILLERS THAT COME IN PACKS and a kid waving one that says WILL THERE BE ANY DEER LEFT WHEN I GROW UP? I roll my eyes. Continue reading
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My Five Summer Yard Hacks
ONE OF THE COOL (yet weird) things about deciding to rewild our yard here in Tallahassee is picking up knowledge unavailable in any user’s manual. Sure, a book on growing native Continue reading