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 | 45 | Subscribers | Read | forgottenlands.substack.com |
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Dispatch #44 - Algodones Dunes
Good morning from Los Angeles, where the weather has finally become more reasonable. After turning on the AC on March 17—earlier than any year we’ve lived here—the hot box of March has finally loosened its grip, giving way to open windows, ...
Dispatch #43 - Chuckwalla National Monument, Part 2
For those wondering, our resident male northern mockingbird is still singing1 throughout the night and into the morning.
Dispatch #42 - Chuckwalla National Monument, Part 1
What do Bill Clinton and the Mojave desert tortoise have in common? And ladders in the Mecca Hills Wilderness.
Dispatch #41 - The Amargosa Wild and Scenic River
A Northern mockingbird, ravens, coyotes, and water. And a map. And some poppies, of course.
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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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