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A newsletter cataloging NYC's natural and unnatural microseasons, with each issue focused on a particular urban wildlife, plant or environmental phenomenon. Readers get short observational essays that combine local ecology, history and urban policy with prompts to notice the city around them.
Rewilding Magazine publishes long-form features on ecological restoration projects, from urban fox corridors in Montreal to coral reef repair in Bali and cleaning up a Victoria inlet. Readers get reported stories with local voices and practical detail on how rewilding works in cities, oceans and waterways.
Mind the Moss is a personal newsletter by a Boston-area writer blending outdoor hiking, urban nature, and cultural or political commentary. Recent issues cover a forthcoming book on urban hiking, traffic and crowding on popular New England trails, and reflective essays about hills as places of personal reckoning.
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