a journal of reflective environmental practice
Originally posted on September 15, 2014 by Cherice Bock Editor, Whole Terrain Have you signed up to attend the People’s Climate March? The main march is patterned after the March on Washington, and will take place in New York City this Sunday, September 21,…
Originally posted on March 25, 2014 Image: a view of the Old Harbor Life-Saving Station, Provincetown, Cape Cod. Photo by the National Park Service. You are cordially invited to attend the annual Feeding the Writer and Exploring the Writing Process weekend retreat on Cape…
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…
Originally posted on April 22, 2013 By Caroline Ailanthus Dan Kemp was an unusual student who became a Whole Terrain co-editor in the usual way; like several other editors over the years, he took the “Literature of the Land” course at Antioch University…
Originally posted on January 11, 2013 by Caroline Ailanthus In the fall of 2011, Gregory McNamee, author or editor of 35 books and countless shorter works, received an invitation to contribute to Whole Terrain’s Net Works volume. The timing, McNamee recalls, was perfect. He…
Originally posted on November 6, 2012 by Caroline Ailanthus Michael Metivier, the editor of Whole Terrain’s Volume 19, Net Works, is our most recent “alumnus,” so when we decided to catch up with our previous editors, it felt natural to start with him. Over the…
Originally posted on September 21, 2012 Secret of the Seasons (SOS) is an original “Co-opera” — a musical, participatory experience that stimulates audience members to address their relationship to global warming and climate change. Based on a song written for the Copenhagen climate conference,…
Originally posted on August 28, 2012 We are excited to announce Tom Wessels as a keynote presenter at our Communicating Science weekend (Keene, NH, Oct. 5-7, 2012). Tom, preeminent terrestrial ecologist and Antioch University New England environmental studies faculty emeritus, has written several books including Reading the…
