Poetry
the woman who married a bear
I’ve never seen a bear bared to air, skinned to a pearled blue — the color of inside shells or secrets. I’ve heard hunters shudder — how human they look, hung Continue reading
Inner Life
Poetry
And if there is a day of resurrection
then on that day may the water in the creek shimmer green, a music never heard take shape in a hatch of caddis and coffin flies, the air bluing as the Continue reading
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The Ecology of Prayer
On faith, climate change, and finding the courage to turn toward the Anthropocene. Continue reading
LAY OF THE LAND
Thousand-Mile Walk Home
A man’s experiment with observation and discipline adds up to something special. Continue reading
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A Case for Wonder
There’s nothing like a good dose of the sublime to make science education really stick. Continue reading