Independent publisher of wildhearted words.
Lincolnshire
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Self-care inspired by the seasons... 🌱
@CPRE staff member Lewis Townsend tells us what connecting with the natural world has taught him about mental health, life and death. 🍂
How might connecting with the natural world help you this season?
cpre.org.uk/stories/self-car…
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It’s officially #autumn! 🍂 Crisp mornings, chilly nights and cooler breezes are common in October as the natural world prepares for winter.
But what does that mean for your countryside walk, and what might you find during this month of change? 🍄
cpre.org.uk/discover/a-count…
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You are invited to our next free online talk on Thursday 27 October! 📢
John Lambert will be talking about the Peak District and why it remains so important today. You don’t need to be a member to join - simply book your place here 👇
eventbrite.co.uk/e/the-peak-…
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We condemn the lifting of the ban imposed on #fracking and will be standing with local communities to ensure you have the final say on any fracking application in your area. 🙌
Find out more and show your support 👇
cpre.org.uk/what-we-care-abo…
#lincolnshire #cpre
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Drought declared in Lincs - with the ongoing #heatwave, there's an increased risk of wildfires as well as potential incoming water restrictions. Remember to follow the #CountrysideCode when out and about and save water whenever possible! 🌡️🔥💧 theguardian.com/environment/…
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Last few days to take part in the Big Butterfly Count! 🦋 What might you discover on your doorstep? Download a butterfly ID chart and find out how you can get involved here: bigbutterflycount.butterfly-… #CountThemToSaveThem #BigButterflyCount @savebutterflies
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Come and join us for a fascinating conversation with
@nijabird
about place, creative non-fiction and the role podcasts can play in creative practice. It's online and free, and we're really looking forward to it! Book a ticket using the link below ⤵️
eventbrite.com/e/36757946908…
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The programme for our online day is also now live - a fabulous mix of ideas and conversation around place. And it's free!
womentalkplace.com/2022/05/2…
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SUBMISSIONS OPEN
@OtherSideofHope is accepting poetry, fiction & nonfiction from refugees, asylum seekers & immigrants to be published in both print & online issues of their magazine.
Submit your work by Tuesday 31st May 2022.
Find out more here:
bit.ly/3wvapJa
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As we walk our questions into a troubled future, storyteller and mythologist Martin Shaw invites us to subvert today’s voices of certainty and do the hard work of opening to mystery. Navigating the Mysteries, by Martin Shaw. Illustration by moonassi. emergencemagazine.org/essay/…
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What represents a forest? Is it five trees? Five hundred trees? Could it be a degraded site, or does the forest have to be beautiful to justify conserving it? Watch the film “Church Forests” by @Jeremy_Seifert. emergencemagazine.org/film/t…
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Writers of colour, sharpen your pencils (or keyboards)!
We'll be opening submissions for ISSUE FIVE from 16 May–30 June. As usual, we'll be looking for exceptional works of nonfiction, fiction, and poetry on nature, place, and environment.
Details:thewillowherbreview.com/subm…
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"If we believe that we are miraculous, we must treat ourselves and each other that way."
adrienne maree brown shared a set of mantras & practices meant to materialize a just future, right now.
Read the whole essay: humansandnature.org/addition… #adriennemareebrown #emergentstrategy
ALT Underwater photograph of pink and beige coral surrounded by blue water, reflected above in the surface of the ocean. Image credit: "Coral Reef at Palmyra Atoll National Wildlife Refuge" by USFWS Headquarters
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In this interview, @evaughanlee talks with @DGHaskell about the legacies of kinship that are present when we listen, and how deep experiences of beauty can serve as a moral guide for the future. Read “Listening and the Crisis of Inattention.” emergencemagazine.org/interv…
ALT “If we’re not listening, we’ve got no stories to tell the future.” —David G. Haskell
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A selection of lovely wild grasses using light- box photography. Grasses are important for pollinators like butterflies🦋 Leave some sections long in your garden 🌿🌿🌿🐛🐝☺️ Rogue plantain in there I know! #wildflowerhour @BSBIbotany #TwitterNatureCommunity @Team4Nature
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Nothing can get through concrete. Moles can't. Flowers can't. Rain can't. Let's lift the paving stones and set our soils free! Join our campaign for a #WilderFuture and find out how you can help nature recover: wtru.st/2PXiz7F
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A quick little splash of Poppit Sands in Pembrokeshire. A beach is a unique subject. Nothing other landscape changes so much, so quickly and so regularly as a beach. It is the most perfect subject for a long term study. It is the springboard into seeing a new world.
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The chrysalis of the butterfly mechanitis polymnia is golden and shiny.
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Did you know the tiny pipistrelle bat, weighing as little as a 2p coin, can eat over 3000 insects in a night!? This is the perfect time of year to watch bats hunting in your garden and local green spaces at dusk. Have you spotted any bats recently?
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Evening #handmadehour! It’s been ages since I joined in here last. This afternoon, I continued some work on the @creativecside bronze leaf collection that’s nearly finished. Some engraving on the back + patination and they will be done! Available next week!
