A Guide to Loss & Grieving in the Anthropocene
The world is experiencing a time of extraordinary loss: of species, habitat, ecological connectivity, and personal connection to the natural
Bill Russell on ‘The Deluge’
When I witnessed massive forest and home fires rampaging through my Northern California community and saw the devastation they wrought,
An Interview with Tory Stephens
This month I have for you an interview with Tory Stephens, the New England Network Weaver for Grist’s solutions lab,
Marissa Slaven: ‘Code Blue’, a Young Adult Eco-Mystery
Marissa Slaven talks about her novel, Code Blue, an eco-mystery. Drawing on her love of the coast in New England
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JMW Turner’s Energy Transition
Human culture is and has always been inexorably connected to the ultimate source of light and warmth, the sun. Maria
What Happens When You Take a Poet to the Arctic
Since the 4th century BC, explorers, geographers, archaeologists, cartographers, navigators, sealers, whalers, miners, scientists, artists, writers, and others have traveled to
Wild Authors: Amy Barker
Thanks so much to Stormbird Press‘s Donna Mulvenna for allowing the reprinting of this interview. She talked with Amy Barker about
We Become the Place: Making Climate Change Digestible
How does a New York City pastry chef get involved in addressing the climate changes affecting our planet’s most remote
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Wild Authors: Christiane Vadnais
We’ll begin 2021 on a positive note with a look at the lyrical novel Fauna by Christiane Vadnais. Here, we travel to
Coexistence of Cultures and Species: An Interview with Lin May Saeed, Part II
This is the second part of a two-part interview with the Berlin-based visual artist, sculptor and animal liberation activist, Lin
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