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Old Roads, New Stories:
Where the Rockies Were Born
by Rob Carney

June 30, 2018

A Literary Series Take I-90 to St. Regis. Then the road to St. Ignatius. Then north from there, past the church, old and... Read More...

Old Roads, New Stories:
Poetry as Collage
by Rob Carney

December 29, 2017

Currents, Old Roads, New Stories

A Literary Series What Are Your Skills? Every year at Sea School we were taught that glaciers purr and ice floes, h... Read More...

The Fursuit of Happiness
by Meg Brown

March 26, 2017

Contest, Nonfiction

Finalist : Terrain.org 7th Annual Contest in Nonfiction A clot of cars forms on Penn Avenue just outside the David L. Lawrenc... Read More...

Home
by Chris Gordon Owen

March 7, 2017

Fiction

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I was at a wooden entry door. As far as I recall, I didn’t notice the structure around it at the time, except to take in the fact that the doo... Read More...

Environmental Learning in the Anthropocene:
The Language of Reciprocal Sentience
by Mitchell Thomashow

March 3, 2017

Currents, Environmental Learning in the Anthropocene

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A Series on New Approaches to Education Last summer I was browsing the shelves at Munro’s Books in Victoria, British Columbia. The ... Read More...

Environmental Learning in the Anthropocene, Part 5
by Mitchell Thomashow

July 17, 2016

Currents, Environmental Learning in the Anthropocene

A Series on New Approaches to EducationThe Five Qualities Andrea Wulf concludes her magnificent biography of Alexander von Humboldt by emph... Read More...

Environmental Learning in the Anthropocene, Part 4
by Mitchell Thomashow

July 10, 2016

Currents, Environmental Learning in the Anthropocene

A Series on New Approaches to EducationThe Purple Crayon and the Fog Man As a way to introduce my thinking about environmental learning, I’... Read More...

Invented Worlds:
Paintings by Lin Price

April 20, 2015

ARTerrain, Image in Place

Skip to Gallery Introduction by Lin PriceThe paintings presented here attempt to find a crossroads between the noble and mundane in landscapes that, ... Read More...

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