A weekly newsletter about reading the natural world deeply enough to illuminate everything else—a practice I call wild literacy.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 108 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 5 days ago |
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The Floods in Nepal are Our Doing
Exposed lakebed with incised water line, Lago Cachet Dos, Chile.
Hello, Friends—
I’ve seen a wave of new subscribers to unTamed Science. If you’re among the newcomers—Welcome, I’m happy you’re here! (I’m also thrilled the rest of you...
Introducing First, the Water
Flowering rabbitbrush is a telltale sign of fall
Hello, Friends—
Some of you may have noticed I skipped a beat over here at unTamed Science. A couple weeks ago—for the first time in two years—I didn’t publish an essay. I didn’t even...
You Can’t Buy Cool: Why I Still Love Burning Man
Moroccan ParTea sculpture. Artist: Hind Baghdadi
Hello, Friends—
My post from Burning Man a couple weeks back generated curiosity and I promised to tell more. So here it is.
Burning Man is clearly controversial—for many reasons—and...
I Witnessed the Aftermath of a Glacial Lake Outburst Flood in Patagonia
Aerial view of Colonia Glacier and Lago Colonia showing exploded snout. Image by Dr. Wendy Pabich.
Hello, Friends—
I’ve just returned home from Burning Man, full of dust and love and inspiration. I’ll have more to share in coming wee...
What Burning Man Gets Right About Community
Dusty dreams
Hello, Friends—
I’m off the grid on unTamed time this week. Yes, I’m at Burning Man, that crazy-beautiful and super-controversial gathering in the desert. I am not here blindly. I recognize how fraught this whole thing is...
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Over-educated and semi-feral water scientist and writer trying to read the natural world deeply enough to illuminate everything else. Look for me in a van down by the river.
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