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The Windham Campbell Literature Prize winners: John Vaillant
ohn Vaillant’s writing is equal parts adventure story, history lesson, investigative journalism, and eco-philosophy. Best known for his two nonfiction works, The Golden Spruce and…
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The Windham Campbell Literature Prizes
SAGE Magazine speaks with 2014 Prize winners Jim Crace, Noëlle Janaczewska, and John Vaillant about environmental and natural history writing.
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The Windham Campbell Literature Prizewinners: Jim Crace
SAGE talks about writing, politics, and environmentalism with three winners of the prestigious 2014 Windham Campbell Literature Prize.
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The Windham Campbell Literature Prizewinners: Noëlle Janaczewska
SAGE talks about writing, politics, and environmentalism with three winners of the prestigious 2014 Windham Campbell Literature Prize.
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Flash Flood in Moab
On a road trip through the West, a flash flood leads Sarah Bardo to a new perspective on the power of water.
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A Spotted Dilemma
In Samala, Kenya, Hasita Bhammar looks for ways to protect both local livelihoods and cheetah populations.
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Searching for the ghost cat in Tajikistan: Part Two
Tara Meyer and her team discover evidence of the snow leopard in Tajikistan’s Hissar Mountains.
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The Mystery of the MRF
Ben Morelli visits a Material Recovery Facility in Austin, Texas, as part of a summer spent in pursuit of zero waste.
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Climate, Community, Biodiversity in Indonesia
Celine Lim travels to Indonesia’s Central Kalimantan, where the rapid expansion of palm oil is impacting the local environment and economy.
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Searching for the ghost cat in Tajikistan: Part One
Tara Meyer braves Tajikistan’s Hissar Mountains to conserve the elusive snow leopard.
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Meanwhile, in New Haven…
In her summer research, Sarah Barbo searches for links between nature and public health. These connections help make a new kind of business case for…
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Dispatches from Inner Mongolia: Part One
Colin Brown takes to the Inner Mongolian steppe, with an eye to the effects of climate change.