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Issue with partial focus on natural history (edited by Joe Gray)

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The enduring and elemental importance of natural history
Long article [Pages: epub-115-1 to 9]
Fleischner TL
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Friends of Sax-Zim Bog: Protecting North America’s southernmost boreal forest for biodiversity
Snapshot [Pages: epub-116-1 to 5]
Erikson D
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Love of nature in the Trinidad and Tobago Field Naturalists’ Club: A legacy of 130 years and counting
Snapshot [Pages: epub-117-1 to 2]
Arneaud L
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Killing barred owls to save spotted owls is the lesser of two evils
Long article [Pages: epub-118-1 to 10]
DellaSala DA
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Beautiful, ugly fields
Reflection [Pages: epub-119-1 to 5]
Myers D
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Our rivers need help
Photo feature [Pages: epub-120-1 to 5]
MacNaughton R
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Fighting back for the Earth
Reflection [Pages: epub-121-1 to 3]
Irvine S
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Unlearning
Reflection [Pages: epub-122-1 to 5]
Zaino S
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Reptiles: Misunderstood, maligned and mistreated
Long article [Pages: epub-123-1 to 9]
Font E
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Interspecies healing through natural history: On Thomas Lowe Fleischner’s ‘spiral of offering’
Long article [Pages: epub-124-1 to 7]
Nieuwland J
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The Ecological Citizen: Confronting human supremacy

Vol 8 No 1 2025 | VIEW ALL ISSUES

Issue with partial focus on natural history (edited by Joe Gray)

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