Dougald Hine tends a radical hearth on the far side of despair

Ingrid Rieser reports from her cabin in the forests of Northern Sweden as wild fires advance and water disappears (from Issue 15)

Out now! Our fifteenth issue is a classic spring anthology of non-fiction, fiction, poetry and artwork sparked in part by the element of fire

Tom Smith speaks with Mark Boyle about his new book 'The Way Home'

Introducing our new experiment to support local gatherings organised by Dark Mountain readers.

Follow Tamara Colchester as she goes into the woods to collect spring leaves from our wild medicine cabinet

Dougie Strang speaks with one of physical theatre's most exciting performers

A city like Berlin is already a natural disaster in so many ways. How are we supposed to know when a bit more is too much?

An essay by Daniel Nakanishi-Chalwin, our new Featured Mountaineer, on being stalked by crows.

On the destruction of home and habitat at the tail end of civilisation

Joanna Pocock on visiting Walter De Maria's installation in the New Mexican desert