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Looking for positive news of people and planet, my lens has scanned far and wide. For the next year, I’ll tune my story-collector close...

Fanny M. Cornejo is a Peruvian biologist with a postgraduate degree in anthropology and more than 16 years of experience in research and...

(Photo credit: Daniel Ferraz) In 1983, Karen Strier spent her first year of research in the Brazilian rainforest observing northern...

Prof. Anna Nekaris, since 1994, has studied all eleven species of loris, including five she named or elevated from subspecies,...

Here's your February invitation to get inspired by the mesmerization of monkeys. Over 200 species, and my primate-typical inquisitiveness...

Humans--with our poor ability to see in the dark--have turned that to our cultural advantage by sharing stories during the year's dark...

In response to the 2023 mass shooting in Lewiston, Maine, the editorial team at Rogue Owl Press decided to pull together an anthology...

Australia currently protects over 22% of its land and Indigenous Protected Areas are more than half of that. First Nations groups manage...

Patti Baldes--Northern Arapaho and Northern Paiute-- directs the Wind River Native Advocacy Center and lives among a recently restored...

Honored to be included in this new craft book alongside such luminaries! Many thanks to Joe Ponepinto of 55 Fathoms Publishing for...

Volume 42, Issue 1 of the award-winning literary magazine Cardinal Sins includes two stories that both arose from the landscape a little...

On a mainstream news ‘break’ for—how many years?—I’ve tried to find alternative paths to information more likely to hold meaning than the...

My alma mater hosted a 1-hour, 7-person panel of alums discussing their work in climate change from a variety of perspectives. Phew, how...

Do something DIFFERENT: frequent advice for expanding your mind, experimenting with ideas or forms, or...for some famous 'Moderns',...

The Sonder Press publishes an annual collection of tiny stories that hold a large capacity to astonish. This year, series editor Nathan...

Whitebark pine blister rust, introduced to North America, is changing the face of the continent's high country. Not alone, of...

“...For us the Monument never went away. We will always return to these lands to manage and care for our sacred sites, waters and...

Stepping away from the wilder outdoors, here's a strange but domesticated book recommendation, providing a helpful excuse to avoid that...

If your annual cycle offers summer space for slowing down in the heat, you might be looking for a 'good book' to take into the hammock...

For Women's History (Herstory) Month, let's hear it for the baby showers being held in Assam, India for the endangered greater adjutant...