A personal newsletter by a writer living in London and recently back home, mixing wry anecdotes about urban wildlife such as raccoons, foxes and beavers with reflections on working in theatre and on surviving sexual abuse. Readers get a candid, idiosyncratic voice rather than news or expert guidance.
Website: https://nekocase.substack.com
Personal essays on wildlife, plants and wild places, written by a naturalist from Vermont with a focus on the practice of noticing. Recent issues cover AI's intrusion into nature writing, autumn foliage and small botanical details like purple holly petioles.
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 conservationist's newsletter on nature and wildlife in the South Peninsula of Cape Town, covering baboon management, gardening for wildlife and fynbos species profiles. Issues offer evidence-minded commentary and practical advice for living alongside local nature.
A personal newsletter exploring Scottish and Celtic nature, folklore, seasonal customs and the spiritual sense of place through essays and journal-style writing. Readers get reflective, well-researched pieces drawing on lived experience, language and history, with accompanying photography and podcasts.
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