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The Journal of Wild Culture
Responding to an Age of Rage
Do not let the worst happen.
Stephanie Mills: A Life of the Mind
A extraordinary writer following in the footsteps of Aldo
An Environmental Movement Timeline (1948-1990)
What was done then, what is different now.
Fallen tears for planting
“Still my heart goes on raining and now it pools on the
On Earth, Unshod!
Touching, and being touched, by our planet's welcoming skin
Democracy & its desperations
"Why do something if you just don't get the point of why
The Hidden Neuroscience of Leonardo da Vinci
On the artist's explorations into neuroscience. By Sophie
Little Windows: Our New Short Prose Series
A quartet of very short fiction pieces — framed imaginings
Marching out of love & fear
Marchers tap the creative spirit to ignite change. Photo
The Storms That Blow Through Us
From the inside, a young poet holds forth about our
The Original Mother's Day Aim
Julia Ward Howe's appeal for women to unite for peace. By
Having Lit a Torch, A Grateful Man Steps Away
Craig K. Comstock, a man worth exemplifying.
Words that conjure 'place spirit'
Our lost connection with nature can be retrieved by
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