
In this issue, Scott Russell Sanders reflects on his decision to resist the Vietnam War and pursue a life of oneness with nature; Melanie Challenger ponders the biological origins of fear through the eyes of a mother; Kimberly Meyer follows the lives of Congolese refugee farmers who have created self-sufficient lives through agriculture in Texas; and Amy Weldon takes us through memories of bird hunting with her father and observing the natural world.
Also: poetry by Keetje Kuipers, Traci Brimhall, David Tomas Martinez, and Sean Hill; plus a special poetry broadside by Catherine Pierce and illustrated by Davis Te Selle; and a portfolio of photographs by Hamid Sardar of the Dukha people, who live side by side with reindeer in northern Mongolia.
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