Hive | Atmos

In This Issue

Introducing Hive

As we have faced a public health crisis, a global reckoning around race and colonization, political warfare, and a United States that has ne... Read Article

Mushroom, fungi still life by Ben Toms

The Hive Mind

In the digital age, humanity’s behavior emulates a hive as never before: worker bees buzzing around the world, connected by common causes, s... Read Article

Queen P: Pattie Gonia on Drag and Identity in the Outdoors

Whether they’re hiking in heels or organizing on the trails, drag environmentalist Pattie Gonia is on a mission to bring inclusivity to the ... Read Article

TikTok for the Planet

Over the course of the pandemic, TikTok has become a burgeoning platform for young activists of color who are taking on the climate crisis. Read Article

Flight Patterns

Few phenomena are as majestic as the murmuration of starlings. When hundreds to thousands of these birds flock together, their movement appe... Read Article

On a Move

In 1985, the Philadelphia police department bombed the headquarters of MOVE, killing 11 people and destroying 61 homes in the neighborhood. ... Read Article

Resting on and for the Earth

So many of us are worker bees, trapped in a capitalist 9-to-5 grind mindset that leaves us sleep-deprived, exhausted, and unable to imagine.... Read Article

Intelligent Design

An experimental fusion of architecture and ecology, Arcosanti was built on a bedrock of the best intentions: creativity, communal living, an... Read Article

The Desert’s Coolest Commune

In the arid deserts of southern Africa, tiny brown birds come together to build thatched-straw collectives. Read Article

The Altered Destiny

The climate crisis is not only one of space—our physical environment—it’s also a crisis of time. Averting a catastrophic future means uneart... Read Article

Mirror Image

Art imitates life. As we mimic the miracles of nature, we repattern our relationship to the worldwide web that connects all things, blurring... Read Article

Family Trees

A lifetime devotee of forest ecology, Dr. Suzanne Simard’s research has forever changed the way that we understand forests from collections ... Read Article

Mythos and Mycology

As humans start to pay more attention to them, fungi are changing how we see the story of life on our planet. Biologist Merlin Sheldrake wei... Read Article

Birds of Paradise

For more than half a century, Dr Dee Boersma has worked to conserve penguin colonies across the world. But her career began in the Galápagos... Read Article

Congregation

After over a year spent social distancing and living in pods, proximity has never been so imperative—particularly in relation to the outdoor... Read Article

Jungle Retreat

In the tropical jungle of India’s state of Goa, SanQtuary Goa offers queer people a space to rest, commune, and deepen their connections to ... Read Article

Pearls in the Nacre

On the island of Puerto Rico, between the crashing waves of the Atlantic and the colorful walls of Old San Juan, sits La Perla, a seaside to... Read Article

Costa Chica

This dry and tropical strip of the coast from Acapulco to Oaxaca is home to a community of kaleidoscopic origin. There are Afro-Mexicans des... Read Article

On Board

Sandy Alibo and Kuukua Eshun wanted to empower women to take up space in extreme sports, so they founded the first all-girls’ skate group in... Read Article

Bonding Act

Get Well

Bedouin Herbalism: Abundance in the Desert

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Ayurveda: Wisdom of the Elements

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Traditional Chinese Medicine: Healing at Home

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The Night Shift

Under the protective veil of the dark, pollinators like moths and bats take to the skies, visiting moonlit flowers that stay open and spill ... Read Article

60 Seconds on Earth,Anthropocene,Art & Culture,Climate Migration,Black Liberation,Changemakers,Democracy,Environmental Justice,Photography,Earth Sounds,Deep Ecology,Indigeneity,Queer Ecology,Ethical Fashion,Ocean Life,Climate Solutions,The Frontline,The Overview,Biodiversity,Future of Food,Identity & Community,Movement Building,Science & Nature,Well Being,