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Being Made by Sun and Sky:
Interview with Lauret Savoy

April 12, 2016

By Jourdan Keith About Lauret Savoy Lauret Savoy is the author of Trace: Memory, History, Race, and the American Landscape, in which she wea... Read More...

The Unpredictable Zone of the Airport:
Interview with Christopher Schaberg

March 9, 2016

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By Anya Groner About Christopher Schaberg Christopher Schaberg. Photo courtesy Christopher Schaberg. Christopher Schaberg is Associa... Read More...

Interview with Tom Rahill

February 2, 2016

Interviews

The Swamp Apes: Serving Veterans, Saving WildernessBy Brenna DixonIntroduction Tom Rahill, in the field with a captured Burmese python.Photo cou... Read More...

Cowboy is a Verb: Finding
the Feminine on the Open Range:
Interview with Amy Hale Auker

November 26, 2015

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By Lily Iona Mackenzie My Introduction to Amy Hale Auker Amy Hale Auker. Photo by Steve Atkinson. I discovered Amy Hale Auker when m... Read More...

Interview with Ivan Doig

September 6, 2015

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Middle-Class Cosmic MechanicBy Derek SheffieldAbout Author Ivan Doig and this Interview Ivan Doig. Photo by Carol Doig.Born in White Sulphur Spr... Read More...

Interview with Grant Deane

June 12, 2015

Art and Environment, Interviews

A Scientist in the Public ServiceBy Kelly SlivkaAbout Grant Deane and His Acoustics Glacier Research Acoustic research oceanographer Grant Deane... Read More...

Reflections on 50 Years of Engagement
with the Natural World:
Interview with Robert Michael Pyle

May 31, 2015

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Interview with Holly J. Hughes About Robert Michael Pyle Robert Michael Pyle. Photo courtesy Lost Horse Press. RRobert Michael Pyle i... Read More...

The Ecological Imagination: A Conversation on Art + Environment
with Mitchell Thomashow and Ben Champion

April 29, 2015

Art and Environment, Interviews

By Paulina JenneyThe sixth in a series of conversations shared with the University of Arizona Institute of the Environment's Proximities.In our ... Read More...

Poetry is Impervious to Bullets:
Interview with Sholeh Wolpé

April 1, 2015

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By Melissa L. Sevigny About Sholeh Wolpé Sholeh Wolpé. Photo by Bonnie Perkinson. Sholeh Wolpé is a poet, writer, editor, and literar... Read More...

Interview with Julian Hoffman

February 1, 2015

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Murmurs at Every TurnBy Allen BradenAbout Julian Hoffman Julian Hoffman.Photo courtesy Julian Hoffman.Julian Hoffman was born in a port town in ... Read More...

Interview with Peter Marler

December 8, 2014

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Bird Song at the Edge of Music and Science: A Conversation between David Rothenberg and Peter MarlerAbout Neurobiologist and Ethologist Peter Marler ... Read More...

The Machines Are Here
and They Are Us:
Interview with Judy Natal

September 21, 2014

Interviews

By Craig Reinbold Introduction and About Photographer Judy Natal Judy Natal. Photo courtesy FLATSstudio. Photographer Judy Natal is ... Read More...