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The back country of solitude
Solo country living, bad weather style. A short story by
Photo by Maxwell Johnson, journal of wild culture, ©2018
Photo by Maxwell Johnson, journal of wild culture, ©2018
“R” Shrikes Us?
A macabre songbird that acts like a hawk. By Anne McGouran.
the shrike
the shrike
Up close with one’s large shy neighbours
Somewhere out back there is someone thinking about me.
Bucks fighting, by John Hicks, Journal of Wild Culture, ©2015
Bucks fighting, by John Hicks, Journal of Wild Culture, ©2015
David Hlynsky's left-field approach to social commentary
A little film about evading technological tyrants through
Rainwater, by David Hlynsky, Wild Culture, ©2015
Rainwater, by David Hlynsky, Wild Culture, ©2015
More hope and change than we can imagine
Allan Savory has his eye on cattle, and how to manage them
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holistic management, journal of wild culture , ©2018 (3).png
At the mouth of a river
Poems that observe what occurs when an ocean beckons a
Driftwood grain, journal of wild culture, ©2018
Driftwood grain, journal of wild culture, ©2018
What goes on in non-human hearts and minds
The nature poems of Pete Mullineaux.
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cattle portrait, journal of wild culture, ©2018.jpg
Are the Sea Urchins Singing to Me?
As a child she lived among marine life being studied. As an
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Vityaz Bay, journal of wild culture, ©2018.jpg
Cave Time and Sea Changes
Sea cave audio-poetry by Matthew Clegg, with an
How About a Place for Me?
In the Asian regions a sophisticated sharing of knowledge
Leopard, journal of wild culture, ©2018
Leopard, journal of wild culture, ©2018
The Loving Ache for Nature
What a true ear for counterpoint in nature poetry is
ocean birds, journal of wild culture, ©2018
ocean birds, journal of wild culture, ©2018
Inside the Feltmaker's Studio
These furry shaggy things tap into people’s inner daemons.
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