The Journal of Wild Culture
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What are all those backpackers looking for? By Chris Cristou.
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Two artists who are partners in work and life tell the story of one partner's final approach to passing. By NOK&T.
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A new London exhibition holds up a mirror to Botticelli's sublime rendering of the feminine form — revealing and inspiring as much today as then. By Herbert Wright.
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Save the planet and help tackle climate injustice by getting at the root cause — a presentation submitted at COP21. By David Knight.
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This is your brain on what's all around us. Stephanie Mills reviews Chellis Glendinning's Hyper: An Electromagnetic Chapbook.
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Somewhere out back there is someone thinking about me. Prose and poems about the wild lives of others. By John Hicks.
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New questions spring up in a London exhibition about the human/non-human conversation. By Mark Peter Wright with Nathan Thomas.
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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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Tracking a Soviet cosmic star's latest trajectory — including some details that didn't get past the censor. By Herbert Wright.
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Tracing the course of a river from the Haute Vienne to the Bay of Biscay. By C C O'Hanlon.
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Cooking up a storm — and sipping a cocktail or two — at the bottom of the world. By Wendy Trusler.
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Visitors to Antarctica find themselves asking: “Do we really belong here?” From a polar journal by Wendy Trusler and Carol Devine.
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