It’s beginning to look a lot like fieldwork, pooter in the hand, take my net in the air, swinging it once again, with flies that buzz and beetles that glow.. It’s beginning to look like fieldwork @miss_lenoir @KneppWilding Operation Wallacea Natural History Museum

Coooool fly art

Dave Showalter captures the lush and beautiful life burgeoning at the edge of the Colorado River. orionmagazine.org/article/colora…

Herman Melville’s desk where he wrote Moby-Dick. It looks out on a view of Mount Greylock, which, when covered in snow in the winter, reminded him of the whale. 🐋

The whaling season in Iceland was due to start tomorrow. Bravo to the Icelandic protests & to the Icelandic govt which has just issued a STOP order at least until 31 Aug. The fin whales around Iceland can now enjoy their summer. Let's hope this will truly be the end. Orig story

It's too soon to tell, but this terrific news could signal an end to whaling in Iceland forever. Fingers crossed. icelandreview.com/news/no-whalin…

This news fell from a clear blue sky. Hugely honoured to be the inaugural winner of the Weston International Award for excellence in non-fiction across a body of work. Vast thanks to the jury, Weston Trust, Writers' Trust –– & all who've read & supported me.

We were so pleased to include Joyce's essay in our Summer issue of #naturebookguide, as well as our interview about Vanessa Nakate's A Bigger Picture. Mariner Books Wendee Nicole #booktwt #climate #booktwitter

Excellent interview w Leila Philip !

Prairie view this morning. #milkweed #prairie #prairiewildflowers #illinois

Long overdue Nature Book Guide introduction by our founder and editor:

Hello -- just in case of interest, the five-episode radio adaptation/abridgement of my book Underland has gone back up on BBC Sounds. Episode titles: Cave, Catacomb, Karst, Archipelago & Glacier. You can listen again here: bbc.co.uk/programmes/m00…

We launched our Winter issue this morning! Novels, memoirs, poetry, essays, nonfiction. 24 pages of book recommendations from naturalists, scientists, and stewards of the land. Download free via the link in our bio. Author interviews with Gary Paul Nabhan and Leila Philip!

We launched our Spring 2024 issue today. Take a look, download your free copy via the link in our bio. Books recommended by naturalists, scientists, and stewards of the earth!

We've loved every Erich Hoyt we've seen!

Tomorrow, Saturday, June 1, we launch our SUMMER READING GUIDE which you can download free of charge at naturebookguide.com