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.

The Xylom publishes collaborative, in-depth investigative and feature reporting on health and environmental disparities around the world, often co-published with partner outlets. Readers get on-the-ground stories, such as conservation in Guatemala and water contamination in Nigeria, plus occasional updates about the publication itself.

Original local investigative journalism about London, covering who holds power in the city and issues like water pollution, councils and local institutions. Readers get in-depth reporting, follow-ups, and behind-the-scenes updates from a small reader-funded newsroom.

Data-driven articles that put numbers on public policy, environment and global questions, often with original charts and datasets. Readers get context on scale, such as how much tax levers could raise or how deforestation trends have changed.