deep time

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.

Reflecting on the entwining destinies of trees and human beings, Mark Martin delves into deep time and poetry for our Under the Canopy section

From our new issue, REFUGE Samantha M Harvey stands at a New York City window, holding her daughter, and looks back and forwards in deep time. With ancestral painting by Kate Walters.

I was in Albuquerque killing time until my afternoon flight. I don’t know if you’ve...

Trees evoke an emotional response in us city-dwellers, particularly when they are being threatened. A lot...

Our planet is not fragile at its own time scale, and we, pitiful latecomers in...

(the road not taken) nnnnnnnggggnnnnn For she was beautiful – her beauty made mmmmmmmmmmmmmThe bright...

In The Travels, Marco Polo (1254–1326 AD) wrote, ‘There are wild cattle in that country [almost]...

I Not until 2001 did a solid collection of his major poetic works appear –...