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How to Tan a Beaver Hide
In the springtime, beaver culture demands that two-year-old male kits leave their family lodges. And for a time, they become refugees. Crossing our roads, they are too often hit by cars Continue reading
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Twelve Poetry Recommendations for Black History Month
Camille Dungy and poet friends are back with another list of stellar recommended reading. From new titles to seminal classics, you’ll want to check out these environmentally-engaged poetry collections by Continue reading
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From the Oldest Forest in Montana
When a forest gets to be this old and untouched, it becomes something more than a forest. It becomes what we would think of as a mind, with history, knowledge, memory, and foresight. Continue reading
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On Thick Time, Talking Trees, and the Psychological Defense against our Fundamental Interdependency
A conversation. Continue reading
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Seven Questions for Georgina Kleege, Guest Picture Editor for the Winter 2021 Issue
IN THE WINTER 2021 ISSUE, we scrutinize the ways in which the body informs our perception of and engagement with our surroundings. What we understand of the natural world is Continue reading