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Reading Water: A Review of 'The Meaning of Rivers' and the Art of Flowing Attention

A gentle, illustrated account of how one naturalist found her way back to health by paying close attention to a single patch of riverside.

By KNICKMEYER 18/09/2020 09:35 EST 12 mins read

A good notebook is the cheapest piece of wildlife equipment you will ever own, and these five approaches will help you actually use it.

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Nature Writing

The Unseen Majority: Reviewing 'The Soil Will Save Us' and the World Beneath Our Feet

A season-long quest to see every British butterfly species becomes a thoughtful meditation on obsession, habitat, and what we lose when we stop counting.

By Sean Boynton 15/09/2020 07:00 EST 12 mins read

Wildlife Biology

Reading the Forest Floor: A Review of 'The Hidden Life of Trees'

A Swedish bat researcher makes the case that artificial light is one of the most overlooked threats to wildlife, and that the fix is often as simple as a switch.

By Editorial 16/09/2020 08:15 EST 14 mins read

Healthy

Field Notes and Fledglings: The Best Nature Journals for Beginners

A collection of river essays explores how moving water shapes memory, language, and the way we pay attention to landscapes in motion.

By JONATHAN LEMIRE 17/09/2020 19:35 EST 6 mins read

Conservation

Wings Over Water: A Review of 'The Seabird's Cry'

A clear-eyed look at soil ecology argues that the ground under our feet is the most underrated habitat on earth, and the most worth defending.

By Editorial 18/09/2020 09:35 EST 13 mins read

Ecology

Backyard Biodiversity: Turning a Small Garden into a Wildlife Refuge

Peter Wohlleben's bestseller invites us to rethink everything we assumed about the silent, stationary giants we walk past every day.

By Tomy Crust 17/09/2020 09:35 EST 12 mins read

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A gentle, illustrated account of how one naturalist found her way back to health by paying close attention to a single patch of riverside.

A season-long quest to see every British butterfly species becomes a thoughtful meditation on obsession, habitat, and what we lose when we stop counting.

A Swedish bat researcher makes the case that artificial light is one of the most overlooked threats to wildlife, and that the fix is often as simple as a switch.

A collection of river essays explores how moving water shapes memory, language, and the way we pay attention to landscapes in motion.

A clear-eyed look at soil ecology argues that the ground under our feet is the most underrated habitat on earth, and the most worth defending.

Peter Wohlleben's bestseller invites us to rethink everything we assumed about the silent, stationary giants we walk past every day.

A good notebook is the cheapest piece of wildlife equipment you will ever own, and these five approaches will help you actually use it.

Adam Nicolson follows ten seabird species across the world's oceans and returns with a book that is part elegy, part celebration.

You do not need acreage to make a difference. A balcony, a window box, or a patch of lawn can all become habitat.

Most wildlife encounters happen after the animal has gone. Learning to read what they leave behind is the next best thing to seeing them.

A gentle, illustrated account of how one naturalist found her way back to health by paying close attention to a single patch of riverside.

A season-long quest to see every British butterfly species becomes a thoughtful meditation on obsession, habitat, and what we lose when we stop counting.

A Swedish bat researcher makes the case that artificial light is one of the most overlooked threats to wildlife, and that the fix is often as simple as a switch.

A collection of river essays explores how moving water shapes memory, language, and the way we pay attention to landscapes in motion.

A clear-eyed look at soil ecology argues that the ground under our feet is the most underrated habitat on earth, and the most worth defending.

Peter Wohlleben's bestseller invites us to rethink everything we assumed about the silent, stationary giants we walk past every day.

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