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Here’s another exciting opportunity to pass along! Springs: The Rachel Carson Center Review is an open-access online publication for peer-reviewed articles, creative nonfiction, and artistic contributions that survey the interrelationship …
I’ve just registered for what looks like a fascinating and inspiring event on November 13th featuring a wide range of speakers and starring our beloved corn. This event features 10+ …
Read more: Corn as a Partner and Gift Giver: Free online conference
Collaborative relationships between species are widespread in ecosystems across the planet. One I’m most familiar with is between a tree that grows near my home in New Mexico, the piñon, …
There’s a new issue in the works and submissions are now being accepted through November 30th. Here’s the theme: People, Places, Things! is a study into the nouns and identities …
Applications are now open for a writing fellowship in Eureka Springs, Arkansas. The Writers’ Colony at Dairy Hollow is pleased to announce the official opening of applications for the 2026 …
There’s a new environmental journal to be aware of — and they are now taking submissions! River Margin is a new literary magazine with a focus on ecology, botany, wilderness …
I’m happy to share six new books that have come our way over the past few weeks… (un)Familiar: Stories By Sid Sibo In (un)Familiar: stories, sid sibo’s collection ranges across …
Read more: New and forthcoming environmental books (October 2026)
In her debut collection, ‘Sandstone and Kin’, Camille LeFevre creatively explores the natural landscape of Northern Arizona, presenting an intimacy with the land and dissolving the boundaries between nature and humanity.
When was the last time you sat for a length of time in a quiet space outdoors, looking at, listening to, smelling, and communing with the vast biodiversity of the …
Read the review: Book Review: Forest Euphoria: The Abounding Queerness of Nature
Review: Alston Moor by Anne Charnock Goldsmiths Press, University of London, 2026 I find myself distracted by people within earshot at exhibitions or museums, with their inane chatter, phone noise, …
Canadian literary journal Prairie Fire is accepting submissions for a tree-themed issue: Branching Out. Prairie Fire invites you to branch out, go out on a limb, and shake the tree for …