a journal of reflective environmental practice
Sophy Tuttle has added beautiful illustrations to the pages of Whole Terrain‘s last five volumes. Her illustrations bring life and depth to each written piece, and she has a gift for encapsulating the heart of each author’s offering, accentuating it with a…
Originally posted on March 12, 2014 As part of Whole Terrain’s 20th anniversary celebrations, we’re sharing special opportunities with members of our contributor community. Join past Whole Terrain cover artists Gregory Frux (Volume 13: Risk) and Janet Morgan (Volume 14: Celebration & Ceremony) for this extraordinary trip…
Originally posted on October 15, 2013 World renowned eco-photojournalist J. Henry Fair will be appearing in Keene, NH on October 24th and 25th, 2013, at Keene State College and Antioch University New England. Fair contributed the cover photo and a visual essay…
Originally posted on October 9, 2013 by Kyhl Lyndgaard Guest Contributor “While not exactly trying to spearhead a new wave of urinary literature, I have not been shy about relieving myself in my writing.” –David Gessner, “Marking My Territory” My loss of…
The English word heresy is derived from the Greek hairesis, meaning “to choose.” Although it is now defined as a thought that challenges prevailing orthodoxy, its root simply describes the expression of free will. As such, heresy has the potential not only to dismantle…
