The Twentieth Bear
by Yelizaveta P. Renfro
In the long, distorting hindsight with which we hold onto and apprehend most of the events of our lives, the bear will become story.
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Terrain.org and Friends of Columbia Gorge Host Conservation in Verse, Featuring Jane Hirshfield and Kim Stafford
Conservation in Verse: Authors, Artists & Activists on Protecting the Landscapes We Love
Literature, photography and art have lon... Read More...
Best Hardly Known Nature Books
Recommended Reads by Chip Blake
Anyone who has a serious interest in the intersection of nature and American literature hears about the core canon of books that focus on envi... Read More...
Recommended Reads
on Metaphor in Nonfiction
by Nicole Walker
In the sixth grade, two of my friends and I were in a special reading program with our teacher, Mrs. Gardner. Mrs. Gardner had skin tags on he... Read More...
The House We Live In: Snag
by Amy Knight
A Series on Building the Sustainable Home in Tucson, Arizona
Trailblazer syndrome strikes again. We thought we’d be going out for b... Read More...
The House We Live In: Festival
by Amy Knight
A Series on Building the Sustainable Home in Tucson, Arizona
In case I needed more reasons to love Tucson: every year we have a massi... Read More...
Two Essays on Predator
by Ander Monson
I’ve been watching or thinking about the 1987 Schwarzenegger movie Predator, it seems, for most of my life. Of all the action movies I obsessi... Read More...
Environmental Learning in the Anthropocene, Part 4
by Mitchell Thomashow
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...
The House We Live In: The Information Cycle
Amy Knight
A Series on Building the Sustainable Home in Tucson, Arizona Bob was one of my favorite law school professors. He gave the impression of being s... Read More...
