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The Journal of Wild Culture
Countering Big Oil’s Attack
Making an economic case for a better world. An interview with David Levine, President of the American Sustainable Business Network
In Search of the Perfect Lawn
Michael Dean on the symbolism of the lawn.
Eager for the Infantry
Interview with Bob Nasmith by Barry Stevens.
A Soldiers War
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Learning to Love Nuisance Plants
Learning to see the cosmos in a patch of vegetation. By
Set Design Maquettes for Braodway Shows
Looking for some bar tourism, check out the Civilian Hotel
Foraging for Colour
……………………..Trailing an ink maker. By Brian D. Johnson.
Take Me, Ocean, Make Me Whole
A seasoned surfer's love letter to one of the great rides
Hand to Mouth in Northern Minnesota
Tips on eating off the land — plus recipes! By Julie Gard.
More Songs that Made a Difference
Stephen Richer continues his search for great protest songs
Panning for psychic gold in rituals
How altered states — combined with the thoughtful
Twelve Animal Guards
Following the ancient tradition of honouring animals of the
Audubon's Nude
The sensual imagination of a wildlife painter. By Edward O'
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