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The Journal of Wild Culture
An Apology for the Adverb
Having attained a pariah-like status in some quarters, we're wonder . . . is it worth saving? By Edward O'Connor.
In leaving, a life speaks up for itself
At the vigil . . . calling in the heart. By Susanne Severeid
Wunderkind Tomas Pueyo holds forth
On the game of taxes, Leprecaun Economics, inequality
Stalking the Unnoticed Layers of Nature
A brilliant graphic artist conjures soul-detail in
Hommage to 'Models Sitting on Sand Dunes’
Taking inspiration from 40s fashion photographer Clifford
The Electric Kool-Aid Turtle Test
When you find a reptile on the road, what do you do? By
How We Talk About Spirituality and Religion
Where people of faith and agnostics and atheists might meet
Earth is a Bardo
A fine new voice in verse. Poetry by Kim Trainor.
Silently Name-Checking the Flowers
The art of the essay as cultural history and nature writing
A (Scientific) Love Story
From the love of insects that talk to each other in the
Beautifully Untameable Quadrupeds
Great wildlife photography. Winners of the PA2F
Life is an Outlaw
A biologist's lament for a fundamental principle of biology
Make a Billion, Spend it On a Plan for Healthy Food
A conversation with two world-changers . . . on the track
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