a journal of reflective environmental practice
The White Mountains in Early June by Terri Kirby Erickson Sky-blue in the forefront, fading to cream in the distance, the White Mountains of New Hampshire rise from jade-green fields and dark evergreen forests, to merge, on this overcast day, with low-hanging…
Editor’s Note: Robin Boyd’s poetry has appeared in Whole Terrain volumes 18: Boundaries, and 21: Metamorphosis. Read more about her in this author profile we conducted in 2015. The following poems will appear in her forthcoming book with Dog Iron Press, Without…
by Cherice Bock Editor, Whole Terrain Kim Stafford contributed poems “Our Boy’s Bread” and “Primitive Intelligence” to Whole Terrain’s Breaking Bread volume. Recently named Oregon’s Poet Laureate, Stafford’s poetry flows melodically, forming beauty through the sound of the words as well as the pictures…
Poem “First Light” by Belinda Rimmer Photograph “Bay of Egrets” by Roberto González García Guest contributors First Light (inspired by the National History Museum’s Wildlife Photographer of the Year, Urban Wildlife Finalist, Roberto González García’s photograph, “Bay of Egrets,” 2017) Dusk, amid the clunk and clang of an…
Originally posted on November 25, 2014 by Cherice Bock Editor, Whole Terrain Image: “Three Seeds,” Laurence Holden, 2014 Laurence Holden is an artist and poet in Northeast Georgia. His home and studio border the Chatahoochee National Forest, where the landscape inspires his visual…
Originally posted on October 8, 2011 by Hanna Wheeler Image: Julia Shipley grows 50 percent of her diet in Vermont’s Northeast Kingdom. Photo by Hanna Wheeler If chores were a car trip, instead of a process from one end of the barn to…
