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A stellar group of writers, scientists, and educators illuminate the intersections between environmental science, creative writing, and education, considering ways to strengthen communication between differing fields with common interests.
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Acknowledgments
Paul Crumbley and Melody Graulich, Introduction
Carolyn Tanner Irish, Preliminary Reflections on Matters Environmental
Ken Brewer, Painted Lady
Robert Michael Pyle, Who Lost the Limberlost? Education in a Mis-Placed Age
Ken Brewer, The Silliest Debate
Craig B. Stanford, Cousins: What the Great Apes Tell Us about Human Origins
Ken Brewer, Why Dogs Stopped Flying
Hartmut Grassl, How Science and the Public Can Lead to Better Decision Making in Earth System Management
Ken Brewer, Martha
Jennifer Price, What Is the L.A. River?
Ken Brewer, The River Blind
Ted Kerasote, The Unexpected Environmentalist: Building a Centrist Coalition
Ken Brewer, Dermatophagoides
Louis Owens, At Cloudy Pass: The Need of Being Versed in Human Things
Ken Brewer, Trying Not to Lie
Kent C. Ryden, Tuttle Road: Landscape as Environmental Text
Ken Brewer, The Tarantula Hawk
Annick Smith, Begin with a River
Ken Brewer, How to Train a Horse to Burn
Dan Flores, The Natural West
Ken Brewer, Sheep
Ellen Meloy, Separation Anxiety: The Perilous Alienation of Humans from the Wild
Ken Brewer, Largest Living Organism on Earth
William Kittredge, Going South
Ken Brewer, Now the Sun Has Come to Earth
Susan J. Tweit, The Pleiades
Ken Brewer, Scarlet Penstemon
Keith Wilson, Poetry Reading at the Tanner Conference
Robert Michael Pyle, Common Cause in Common Voice
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