Politics in Practice
Tag: Nature
On Writing the Body: Or Welcome to the Body of Fat and Disability Politics, a guest post by Jen Ferguson
The wilderness, more than anything in my life, has taught me that my body, my fat body is miraculous. And your body, it is miraculous too.
Nature as Nurture, a guest post by Ciera Burch
It's easy to forget what a sanctuary nature can be when we need the space and time to decompress.
Resurrecting Ghosts, a guest post by Kimberly Behre Kenna
Artemis Sparke is an invitation for all ages to join a brigade or, even better, to rally up their own brigade and experience the power of resurrected voices.
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Helping Turtles: Writing as Conservation Work, a guest post by Diana Renn
I wanted to raise these turtles’ visibility by telling a story about them. Through the writing process, and even the marketing and publicity process, the book has become a natural extension of the conservation work I began with my son.
Read Wild: Sarah Mulhern Gross Introduces Us to the Concept of Citizen Science
Today as part of the ongoing Read Wild! series Sarah Mulhern Gross introduces us to the concept of Citizen Science
Read Wild: Crossover Eco-fiction, When There Isn’t Enough YA Lit About Nature
While we wait for more great YA books that deal with nature and the environment, why not check out some of the adult books on the topic with crossover appeal?
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