Last March I visited Tasmania, a long-awaited voyage to the home of my favorite childhood animal, the thylacine. Since the trip occurred before I rebooted this blog, I didn't post about it in real-time. This month I'll take you on an anniversary tour, posting a highlight from my ecological adventure every Sunday. Hit that follow... Continue Reading →
Save One Snake: Answering the Distress Call of Environmental Fiction
It could have been the opening for a suspense novel. After a week of almost ceaseless rain, a young couple heads out for a long run, feet eager and skin starved of vitamin D. On a humid summer Sunday morning, even the leafy canopy over the trail seems sluggish. What could go wrong as they... Continue Reading →