
We are a collection of authors who write books set in the wilderness. We've banded together to advocate for the preservation and protection of our public lands, now and forever. Look for a new post every Wednesday.
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As a fan of our public lands, I no longer know where to focus my outrage. The moment I settle on one offense, ten more crowd in behind it. So let me name two recent ones, because they deserve more attention than they’re getting.
The Cherry...
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Most writers don’t start out hoping they’ll run out of things to write, but that’s exactly what I wished when I became part of the Authors For Public Lands gr...
Irene Castle’s inflamed appendix may have saved the Everglades’ population of snowy egrets.
In 1915, the snowy egret was in a bad way. Sized midway between a crow and a goose, the snowy egret has a long neck, small head, and a slender blac...
(Century-old mining tram apparatus at 12,500 feet in the San Juan Mountains, southwest Colorado. Author photo.)
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Most folks I know—including me—have been busy...
A FELLOWSHIP OF FERNS
By Paula Munier
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It’s that time of year again when the forest floor is crowded with ferns. Ferns often go unnoticed and unheralded, des...
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We are a collection of authors who write books set in the wilderness. We've banded together to advocate for the preservation and protection of our public lands, now and forever. Look for a new post every Wednesday.
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