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Silently Name-Checking the Flowers

The art of the essay as cultural history and nature writing. By John Davis.
 Ojai chapparel, journal of wild culture ©2021.jpg
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Friends, Brains and Crickets: a (Scientific) Love Story

From the love of insects that talk to each other in the night . . . to a major discovery about small worlds. By Mark Humphries and Susanne Severeid.
 Watts-Strogatz network, journal of wild culture, ©2021
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Beautifully Untameable Quadrupeds

Great wildlife photography. Winners of the PA2F Environmental Photography Awards.
 Arctic fox ©Kurt Selmer, journal of wild culture ©2021
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Life is an Outlaw: A Biologist Challenges the Central Doctrine

A biologist's lament for a fundamental principle of biology. Ignacio Chapela interviewed by Whitney Smith and Chris Lowry.
phytoplankton, journal of wild culture ©2021
Milpa child's drawing, journal of wild culture ©2021
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Faces of the Planet: Landscape Photography From On High

Where we live — from the photo gallery of the European Space Agency.
Island Mountain, Australia, journal of wild culture ©2021
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Make a Billion, Spend it on a Plan for Healthy Food

A conversation with two world-changers . . . on the track of a plant-based food economy. Interview by Whitney Smith.
 Iza and Samo Login, organic farming, wild culture ©2021
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Cities for Birds Too

Advocating for urban environments that attract and maintain bird populations. By Timothy Beatley.
 Cities for Birds Too, journal of wild culture ©2021
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A Digital Artist's Invention Story

Rick Simon started out in the graphics trade by tweaking his grandmother's greeting cards, and never looked back. By Whitney Smith.
Rick Simon, Wild Culture, ©2015
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Adam Kahane on Collaborating with the Enemy

A master facilitator of high-level problematic situations in South Africa and Colombia explains his approach. Interview by Whitney Smith & Beatrice Briggs.
Méxicos Posibles, journal of wild culture, 2019
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Martha Graham and the Prophecies of Dance

Patricia Beatty (1936-2020) reflects on her mentor, one of the great artistic pioneers. A film by Whitney Smith.
 Bennington Dance 1950s, journal of wild culture ©2021
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