The Lateral Line by Diana Hulet
The Lateral LineI write about animals, ecology, and living compassionately in a changing world. Explore twice monthly, poetic reflections on a shared sense of belonging.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 73 | Founded | 3 years ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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Refuge
I drove to Rocky Mountain Arsenal Wildlife Refuge to find ground, to connect to my animal body and restore my senses back into the feel of the world. When I see the deer grazing, the coyote hunting, I am reminded that I am here, I am not pu...
Running for Their Lives
I am watching a helicopter come over the ridge line and I realize that I am in the wrong place at the right time. While filming with my phone, I hear movement to my left, turn and see a stampede of horses running straight towards me.
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We Have to Stop Meeting Like This
Behind the lens with Sanctuary Doc at Ridglan Farms
We went to document rescuers carrying dogs. Instead we documented activists carrying each other. After a month of being home, I want to bring you behind the scenes at Ridglan Farms. This...
Witnessing Orelha: Justice, Rage and the Practice of ahiṃsā
How do we serve justice without violence?
This piece began as an integrative essay for a graduate course on nonviolence. I’m sharing it here because Orelha’s story deserves to be heard. I’ve been thinking a lot about our relationship with...
National Western Stock Show
Normalized harm being sold as tradition
Last month, I was invited to join a small group of scholar-activists attending the National Western Stock Show, a yearly event woven into Colorado’s identity. I joined primarily in support of future...
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