Samantha M. Harvey brings us a story of struggling to create ceremony and a sense of connection with place in a culture that promotes neither of those things.

Third post in our series on wildfire: photographers Eric Zeigler and Aaron Ellison make a pilgrimage to some of the oldest living beings, the Bristlecone pines of Nevada's Great Basin.

First of a trio of pieces on wildfires: artist Amory Abbott reports from smoke-shrouded Vancouver, with an introduction to his co-edited creative journal 'Fire Season'

Beginning in 2017, Kate Rawles traversed South America along the spine of the Andes, In today's post she outlines the journey and the mindset of extractivism that besets the extraordinary lands she travelled through.

Submissions are now open for Dark Mountain's 25th issue, a book that explores land rights, and wrongs, in an age of climate breakdown

Final post in this Dark Kitchen online sister series running alongside our latest book, Jonny Randall draws connections between bodily and planetary health, exploring restorative practices not only for our individual bodies but the soil we all depend on.

Latest post in our Dark Kitchen series is an extract from 'Greyhound', a current work in progress by Joanna Pocock, as she travels through the land of industrial beef production in the Texas panhandle.

This month we are running a 'sister' series of Dark Kitchen posts, alongside our latest issue. To begin, Fred Warren tackles one of the most controversial aspects of the modern industrial food complex, ultra processed foods (UPFs). With compost artwork by Graeme Walker.