The Wrack

Taking solace from "the peace of wild things"

What kind of petty, horrible person would ever contemplate spitting on a captive animal? A defenseless mammal, already a prisoner, subject to further humiliation?

A walk in the woods is also a meditation on the cycle of life

A twisted trunk with a tale to tell

A simple wind shift can make all the difference—in air quality, in temperature, in seawater, in politics.

People write to tell us why they love the Wells Reserve at Laudholm.

"Happy" Indigenous Peoples Day? Not just yet.

Given the choice between destruction and creation, why do we ever choose the former, when we could invest in the latter? Make art, not war.

People write to tell us why they love the Wells Reserve at Laudholm.

It’s been a year with time for introspection and musing on the small things in life. How our lives, our economies, our governments and societies were turned upside down by a tiny coronavirus, each only 100 billionths of a meter in size. It boggles the mind but perhaps it shouldn’t.