Forgotten Lands Project
Josh JacksonWritten and visual dispatches from our least understood, least protected, and largely unknown public lands managed by the BLM. Part guidebook, inspiration, and travelogue.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 40 | Subscribers | Read | forgottenlands.substack.com |
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Dispatch #39 - Climbing Inside the Amboy Crater
Found out Thursday evening at the California Independent Booksellers event — splendidly titled the “bookish Oscars” — that The Enduring Wild won the Golden Poppy Award in the Glenn Goldman: California Lifestyle category.
Dispatch #38 - A Valley Called Bahsahwahbee
A pot of elk chili was on the stove when we arrived, simmering, gurgling, steam rising like campfire smoke. Corn bread baked and cooling. Salad bowl filled, tongs resting on lettuce. The cabin smelled of onions and toasted butter, the scent...
Dispatch #37 - The Trona Pinnacles
This month marks the 11th anniversary of a random January camping trip I took in 2015 — one that would eventually rearrange the trajectory of my life.
Dispatch #36 - A few of my Favorite Things from 2025 (or) Stuff That Sparked Joy
Plus a power outage on Christmas eve.
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Writer, photographer, walker, and camping junkie. Lover of dusty roads, strong coffee, and BLM land. The Enduring Wild is out now, wherever books are sold.
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