Providing clues to changes in an important ecological indicator. By Angela Lord.
The Best and Brightest Who Failed Indigenous Peoples
Once revered figures in their societies, their legacies are now vigorously contested. By James Cullingham.

Trickster, Scavenger, Discoverer of light
A long poem sequence about forms of resistance, survival, and the common raven. By Kim Trainor.

Mr. Fawcett's Neighbourhood
As a parting gift he left us the instructions. By Brian Fawcett.

Cherry Ingram's Blossom Fetish
"Between our two lives there is also the life of the cherry blossom." — Basho. No argument there. By Angela Lord.

The Balkan Lynx: A Key Player in Europe’s Rewilding Plan
Social totem rather than a gauge of environmental health. By Stephanie V. Sears.

Eisenstein Under the Bombs
A poetic howl against the idea of war in Ukraine and its great port city on the Black Sea, Odessa. By Claudio Ferrufino-Coqueugniot.

Recipes on the road to spring
Not winter, not spring. Finding the right dishes for an in-between month. For Chef Laura—frittata, ceviche & Amalfi lemon ice cream . . . a delicious and easy March feast.

Rewriting history to justify current actions
Pushback against a university changing its name. By Gilbert Reid.

The Protest Legacy of African American Spirituals, Part 2
. . . and its incalculable effect on the civil rights movement and on the development of blues, jazz and rap. By Stephen Richer.
