Peadar Brehony writes long-form reflections on social-ecological systems, conservation and climate, including thinking on cumulative versus instantaneous emissions, a review of Kjekshus' book on ecology and colonial history in Tanganyika, and summaries of rangeland research from Kenya. Readers get informed, personal takes that connect academic research to practical conservation questions.
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Magma publishes on-the-ground environmental reporting from across the Mediterranean region, told through the people who live and work there. Issues are long-form features on topics such as fishing, wildlife and water scarcity, with named reporters, interviews and cited research.
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.
Pitchstone Waters publishes essays for ranchers, land managers and conservationists on grazing, fire, monitoring and biodiversity, arguing that management decisions should rest on clearly named questions and evidence. Readers get bounded, evidence-aware analysis of practical stewardship issues rather than slogans.
First-person field dispatches from a wildlife photographer running a camera-trap project on the maned wolf (borochi) in Bolivia's Noel Kempff Mercado National Park. Issues cover road logistics, permits, and the people and rangers who make the expedition possible.
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