Remember, invasive species did not come along uninvited. The movement of non-native species is anthropogenic. Humans brought these plants and animals across land and sea, across borders and ecosystems ...

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When we write about landscapes we know well and inhabit, it is easy to stop truly seeing and fall into habits surrounding language, image, and form. When this happens, poets need to find ways to ...

Amy Martin (she/her) created Threshold in 2016. Under her leadership, Threshold has received a Peabody Award, a national ...

PLAGUED BY TRAFFIC? Instead of complaining, use the time to consider how a sharp bend may mirror the local geology or trace a traditional Indigenous route. Have bridges been modified to allow wildlife ...

With gravitas, and thus replied: “Who told you? Ah, the quail—oh well, I rather doubt—but who can tell? I would suggest we wait and see. Now would you care to have some tea?” “Gnau! gnau!” the ...

I first encountered Robin Wall Kimmerer’s book, Braiding Sweetgrass, in the ecology section of my local bookstore. Grab an Orion tote today! Perfect for taking your favorite reading materials to cafes ...

BIGFOOT ISN’T REAL, but black bears are—that’s the subtext of a recent study by Dr. Floe Foxon mapping bear populations relative to cryptid sightings. That study, published in 2024, sparked my ...

EARLY IN 2004, a buoy was released into the waters off Argentina. Half of the buoy was dark and the other light, like a planet in relief. The buoy sailed east, accompanied by the vastness of the ocean ...

HEAT WAVES SHIMMER above the grasses, the air heavy and white and ringing with the buzz of cicadas. The boys have been shoeless all summer long, but even so the dry September stubble of 1895 pricks ...