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Arcadian Acorns

Robert Alcock
11th November, 2020
Dark KitchenUnder the Canopy

John Berger and Everyday Acts of Sumūd

Juman Simaan
15th July, 2020
Juman Simaan explores how Palestinian communities resist the forces of colonialism and the role writers and witnesses play in creating a culture of resistance.
Dark ThoughtsPlace & Time

Heartwood

Sophia Patane
2nd April, 2020
Second post for this month's Under the Canopy section. Sophia Patane looks at the shifting fortunes of the eastern white pine by the St Croix river, Minnesota
Under the Canopy

When Trees First Grew on Earth

Mark Martin
25th March, 2020
Reflecting on the entwining destinies of trees and human beings, Mark Martin delves into deep time and poetry for our Under the Canopy section
Under the Canopy

Bread Not Gold

Ian M
9th October, 2019
This autumn from our Dark Kitchen: Ian M reports from a season spent working under the trees that have provided humans and other creatures with their bounty for millennia.
Dark Kitchen

Where the Trees Used to Be

Matt Miles
3rd July, 2019
Matt Miles' essay on the loss of the American chestnut, the latest in our Under the Canopy section
Under the Canopy

Questions for the Woods

Caroline Ross
5th June, 2019
In the second post in our 'Becoming Human series, Caroline Ross enters the liminal world of the forest and forges a wild camp by a fallen oak.
Becoming Human

Older Than Writing

Nick Hunt
7th May, 2019
From Our BooksIssue 15Under the Canopy

The First Tree

Jesse Miles
14th November, 2018
The latest addition to our Under the Canopy section.
Under the Canopy

Beech Bark Book

William Bock
10th October, 2018
Artist William Bock continues our 'Under the Canopy' section with the story of Ireland's great lost forests.
Under the Canopy

Hundred Horses Chestnut

Patrik Qvist
19th September, 2018
Our 'Under the Canopy' section continues with Patrik Qvist's reflections on an ancient chestnut tree.
Under the Canopy

Near Ash

Anita Roy
12th September, 2018
To start our 'Under the Canopy' series, an essay on David Nash's 'Ash Dome' by Anita Roy
Under the Canopy

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