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A Tree and a Boat
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How to Build the Alps
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The Art of Nature
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Welcome to the Planthroposcene: A Conversation with Natasha Myers
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The Beauty and the Terror
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Making Meaning not Mulch
29.04.2022 Words by David Godshall Issue 1Botanica Gallery Angel City Lumber is a progressive lumber yard in Los Angeles that takes trees being felled across the city, and repurposes them for...
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Memories of Soil
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The Poem that Saved a Forest
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Gardening as Freedom: A Conversation with Dan Pearson
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Farming Futures: A Conversation with Bruce Pascoe
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On Country
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The Beauty and the Terror
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29.04.2022 Words by Ash Elliot Issue 1AgricultureConversations Gallery Bruce Pascoe is an Australian writer, historian and farmer. He’s of Yuin, Bunurong and Cornish descent and is the author of Dark...
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On Country
29.04.2022 Words by Zena Cumpston Issue 1CultureMemoir Gallery My name is Zena, I am an Aboriginal woman with Afghan, Irish and English heritage. My mob are the Barkandji from western New South Wales....
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Welcome to the Planthroposcene: A Conversation with Natasha Myers
29.04.2022 Words by Georgina Reid Illustration by Ameli Tanchitsa Issue 1ConversationsCulture Gallery Natasha Myers, an associate professor in the Department of Anthropology at York University,...
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The Beauty and the Terror
29.04.2022 Words by Georgina Reid Images by Daniel Shipp Issue 1Essays Gallery A stifling summer evening. We anchor the boat in the river around the bend from our house. The western sky is less air...
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A Tree and a Boat
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How to Build the Alps
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