A bird photographer's reflective newsletter pairing wildlife images with lyrical, introspective essays about canoeing among waterfowl, a hawk encounter, and the emotional weight of a bird's death. Readers get poetic nature writing that treats predator-prey relationships and the photographer's own relationship to birds as subjects for reflection.

A nature-focused newsletter where David Jeffrey Ringer blends close observation of wildlife and plants with accessible natural science, such as duck wintering ecology, leaf colour chemistry and spider biology. Readers get lyrical, well-researched essays that explain the biology behind everyday sights in New York and beyond.

Personal essays that use encounters with birds and animals, from rescue centres to gardens and moorland, to reflect on death, surrender and wildness. Readers get lyrical, reflective nature writing rather than news or practical guidance.

An illustrated monthly newsletter by artist Amy Jean Porter featuring personal animal encounters and short nature essays, such as a stranded warbler and a river cormorant. Readers get lyrical, observational writing about local wildlife and the overlap between human and animal lives.