Natalie Middleton is a freelance writer educated at Johns Hopkins University who specializes in science writing and communication.
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Twelve Poetry Recommendations for Black History Month
Camille Dungy and poet friends are back with another list of stellar recommended reading. From new titles to seminal classics, you’ll want to check out these environmentally-engaged poetry collections by Continue reading
Field Notes
True Colors
A slight shift in sunlight brings blooms of viridian and teal, sparkling with rills of jade, peridot, and radiant gold, always there but rarely visible. Continue reading
Field Notes
Moon Tree
THERE IS NORMALLY a great deal of height involved. A female cone sprouts on a high branch, producing a few winged seeds at the base of each scale. They might get Continue reading
Field Notes
Friend of the Water
Tread lightly through a soundscape of an Ecuadorian cloud forest teeming with see-through frogs. Continue reading