
Belle Boggs, from her feature article in this issue about a phenomenon common to female primates of the human and nonhuman kind: “In Scandinavia they call it baby fever, a widely observed condition which manifests itself as everything from a generalized wishing for a child to a delirious, aching sickness.”
Other features in this issue include Ben Goldfarb’s report on the most ambitious wildlife corridor in North America; Monte Reel’s essay on naming the natural world; Sabine Heinlein’s profile of a man who’s turned an invasive vine into folk art; and photographs of the intricate and ingenious home designs of animals.
This issue also includes a series of prints made by migrant artists and activists about the effects of climate change and what it might mean to fight it.
Also: poetry by Joe Wilkins and Jessica Greenbaum; a meditation on the joys and perils of sleeping outdoors; a dispatch from the Rocky Mountain Land Library, a unique project underway in Colorado; and much more.
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