Intriguing tales of life and nature from the place I was raised. History, science, philosophy, a bit of politics -- it all comes together here.
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Planet Blah
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Appearances aside, most tree huggers are actually rearwards-looking reactionaries.
You read that right. Don’t let our Patagonia vests and limited edition Subarus fool you. We’re no progressives aiming for a utopia...
Our environmental moment
The red-eyed vireo is as gifted a songster as you’ll ever hear. The scarlet tanager’s brilliant plumage would be at home in a bustling papal conclave. Now, as these and many other migratory birds ready to leave our region for their southern...
A No Lines in Nature sampler
I, with my occasional co-authors, have penned 57 essays and articles since No Lines in Nature launched this spring. That’s a lot! And since most subscribers joined relatively recently, it remains a challenge to make sure that most of what I...
The English tradition
Potomac Creek runs through Stafford County, and whether their ancestors arrived from the British Isles, as Hessians during the Revolutionary War, or otherwise, established county been heres tend to think about land in the English tradition....
Of trucks and tanagers
Kids are taught to keep quiet while fishing. They are told that noise spooks fish, and that the wise angler speaks only in whispers.
Later, the child matures, gains experience, and – in my particular case – acquires two aquariums. They th...
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Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
I'm a professor and deeply curious nature writer who studies life in the place I know best in order to understand the ecosystems that support us. History, science, philosophy, & bits of politics combine into fascinating, true tales. No AI, ever.
Environmental Studies major (San Jose St. '73). Lifetime activist. Independent Journalist. Retired antique dealer. Live on 7 acre farm in Stafford VA, a certified Wildlife Habitat. Working to make life better for future generations.
Eric Bonds studies and writes about climate change, environmental politics, and human rights in Virginia. He is a professor of sociology at the University of Mary Washington.
University of Mary Washington alumni, and ever curious about the natural world. Aquarium enthusiast, fisherman, birder, plant nerd, and a frequent contributor to iNaturalist. Cultivating a career in environmental science along the way
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