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Volume 06 Beyond

Volume 05 Hive

Volume 04 Cascade

Volume 03 Flourish/
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Volume 02 Latitude

Volume 01 Neo-Natural

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Volume 06: Beyond

What lies beyond the horizon?

Volume 05: Hive

If the planet is to heal, we must restore harmony—which cannot exist without collaboration.

Volume 04: Cascade

Water can conform to its container, or it can gather in force as whelming as a wave. What will you choose?

Volume 03: Flourish / Collapse

A journey along the axis of abundance and absence, proliferation and putrescence, life and death

Volume 02: Latitude

An exploration of geographic location and freedom of action and thought

Volume 01: Neo-Natural

This issue seeks to answer the question: What does “natural” mean now?

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Terrestrial Indigeneity

There is much to learn from Native Nations. After all, humanity is Indigenous to this planet and we must use that as the basis for everything we do, writes Ruth H. Hopkins.

The Environmental Cost of Filmmaking #ArtWorld

Rachel Cargle and Leah Thomas Talk Black Climate Optimism #BlackFuturity

60 Seconds on Earth with Quannah Chasinghorse #60SecondsOnEarth

Nina Gualinga: ‘Indigenous Voices Are Still Not Heard’ #Indigeneity

Climate Tech (Alone) Won’t Save Us #TEKToTech

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After a year of global upheaval, one question is on all our minds: What lies beyond the horizon?

#TheFrontline #DemocracyEarth

Vice President Kamala Harris Promised Me a Fracking Ban President Joe Biden and Vice President Kamala Harris are ramping up oil and gas production. It's time for a fracking ban, instead.

The Veil of The Velvet Queen The documentary welcomes viewers to meditate on the beauty of solitude and autonomy within the natural world.

#TheFrontline #HolisticNature

Home Growing a Cannabis Revolution There's a movement to grow weed at home—not only to better mind and soul, but to also address climate change. Let's dig in this 4/20.

#AnthropoceneNow

Who Might Inherit the Earth? Evolution has seen species adapt along with their environment for millennia. But climate change is making it difficult for some to keep up.

Seeing Through the Veil Coco Khan looks beyond the stereotypes surrounding the veil, into the fight for representation in a world that insists on oversimplification

#TheFrontline #ClimateChampions

Eco-Influencer Brown Girl Green on Transparency and Greenwashing Eco-influencer Kristy Drutman is better known as Brown Girl Green. She talks to The Frontline about the danger of Earth Day greenwashing.

Growing Pains Each spring, the Earth makes rebirth look easy; all we see on the surface is her becoming, never betraying the unseen effort it requires.

#ClimateChampions

How Vanessa Nakate Mobilizes the Masses The Ugandan climate justice activist breaks down what it will take to hold the Global North responsible for the climate crisis.

In Celebration of Mother Earth

#EarthEquity #Indigeneity

Defending Wild Rice Manoomin, or wild rice, was granted legal status by the White Earth Tribe because of the grain’s central place in Anishinaabe culture.

#HolisticNature

Building Unity Through GoGrowWithLove The Black and femme-led horticultural collective sees acts of soil regeneration as one way to foster a collective sense of wellbeing.

#QueerEcology #Indigeneity

As The Water Flows Photographer Evan Benally Atwood honors their family and femininity in the Diné tradition.

#EarthEquity #ClimateChampions

Democratizing Access to Nature Nature is a Human Right is the non-profit organisation campaigning to make contact with nature a basic right as recognized by the UN.

Rooted In Blackness It’s not a stretch to use elements of Mother Nature as a lens to explore the beautiful, complicated reality of the Black experience.

#BlackFuturity #EarthEquity

The Altered Destiny Averting a catastrophic future means protecting those most at risk in the present and honoring the ecological history within Black culture.

#HolisticNature

A Guide to Nature’s Remedies Many of us have become disconnected from our food. Here, Atmos explores the powerful medicinal qualities of the foods we eat.

#HolisticNature

We Are Earth To change the course of the climate crisis, we must draw on the strategies of our fellow life-forms.

#HolisticNature

Foraging for Joy Alexis Nikole Nelson, aka Black Forager, is inspiring a new generation of wild food enthusiasts with her whimsical approach.

#HolisticNature

Ayurveda: Wisdom of the Elements Ayurveda illuminates the dynamism of our personal microcosms within the macrocosm, using fundamental principles rooted in nature.

#AnthropoceneNow #HolisticNature

Rewriting the Ecological Imagination Qi refers to the force that sustains all fauna and flora on Earth. It is one of 30 loanwords outlined in a new book, An Ecotopian Lexicon.

#HolisticNature #ReFashion

Traditional Chinese Medicine: Healing at Home Traditional Chinese Medicine promotes holistic health by tending to the intersection of the mind, body, and soul.

#EarthEquity #Indigeneity

Defending Wild Rice Manoomin, or wild rice, was granted legal status by the White Earth Tribe because of the grain’s central place in Anishinaabe culture.

#HolisticNature

Building Unity Through GoGrowWithLove The Black and femme-led horticultural collective sees acts of soil regeneration as one way to foster a collective sense of wellbeing.

#QueerEcology #Indigeneity

As The Water Flows Photographer Evan Benally Atwood honors their family and femininity in the Diné tradition.

#EarthEquity #ClimateChampions

Democratizing Access to Nature Nature is a Human Right is the non-profit organisation campaigning to make contact with nature a basic right as recognized by the UN.

Rooted In Blackness It’s not a stretch to use elements of Mother Nature as a lens to explore the beautiful, complicated reality of the Black experience.

#BlackFuturity #EarthEquity

The Altered Destiny Averting a catastrophic future means protecting those most at risk in the present and honoring the ecological history within Black culture.

#HolisticNature

A Guide to Nature’s Remedies Many of us have become disconnected from our food. Here, Atmos explores the powerful medicinal qualities of the foods we eat.

#HolisticNature

We Are Earth To change the course of the climate crisis, we must draw on the strategies of our fellow life-forms.

#HolisticNature

Foraging for Joy Alexis Nikole Nelson, aka Black Forager, is inspiring a new generation of wild food enthusiasts with her whimsical approach.

#HolisticNature

Ayurveda: Wisdom of the Elements Ayurveda illuminates the dynamism of our personal microcosms within the macrocosm, using fundamental principles rooted in nature.

#AnthropoceneNow #HolisticNature

Rewriting the Ecological Imagination Qi refers to the force that sustains all fauna and flora on Earth. It is one of 30 loanwords outlined in a new book, An Ecotopian Lexicon.

#HolisticNature #ReFashion

Traditional Chinese Medicine: Healing at Home Traditional Chinese Medicine promotes holistic health by tending to the intersection of the mind, body, and soul.

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