A Northeast Missouri farmer's essays on the agrarian year, weaving close observation of birds, trees, soil, and weather with rural folklore and regional history. Readers get lyrical, personal writing on land, ecology, and the labor of growing food.
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A newsletter by an environmental historian reflecting on wilderness, national parks, and conservation history through essays, travel writing, and historical narrative. Readers get thoughtful, well-sourced pieces linking places like Yosemite and Bears Ears to broader questions of memory, politics, and love of nature.
A personal blog of long-form essays linking travel, literature, history and natural history, with subjects ranging from the Epic of Gilgamesh to black walnut trees and medieval itinerary maps. Readers get reflective, well-researched writing that treats places and texts together.
Personal essays by a trail runner and hiker on the Sierra Nevada, Yosemite and the Southwest, blending naturalist observation with memoir. Issues cover ecosystem transitions, a stormy point-to-point run, and grief over losing two dogs.
A weekly newsletter by naturalist David Lukas exploring natural history, from leaf decomposition and earthworm biology to fall colors in the North Cascades. Readers get detailed, story-driven nature writing with original photos and ecological facts.
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