The Journal of Wild Culture
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The cloud-gatherer Zeus issued this message today through his public relations team of rustling oak trees. By Prudence Crowther.
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When ancient fishing practices are no longer viable, a local culture loses not only some history but a part of its soul. A short film by Tim Wilson.
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A poet with a keen eye for the quiet nuanced details of place. By Jack B. Bidell.
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A searing voice speaks about what it's like to be on the receiving end of sexual misconduct. By Jan Beatty.
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"A respect for places and people who have to survive up there . . ." A Canadian painter's empathy for the northern edge. By Chris Lowry.
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How we got here and what we need to do to move forward. An essay by Kate Harding.
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. . . only Jim, who is a dream. By Roxanna Bikadoroff.
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The next big transition for humans, writes David Orr in his new book, is beginning from the bottom up. By Gene Marshall.
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On the work of Chile's great documentary filmmaker, Patricio Guzman. By James McEnteer.
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How tapping the wild and crazy energy of thousands of sports fans could be put to good use. By Fred Fiske.
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Three delightful (and intoxicating) recipes using this diminutive and versatile plum. By Laura Pope.
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