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Boundaries represent limits that confine, constrain, or exclude; yet they also provide identity, protection, and safety. Some boundaries are solidly grounded in geographical or ecological fact, others are superimposed by political action, and still others are conveyed by culture and tradition. In this volume of Whole Terrain, contributors explore the boundaries between states, nations, cultures, species, and ecosystems, as well as those dividing the safe from the toxic, and reality from belief. They look at what happens when traditional boundaries break down, but also at what occurs when political and geographic boundaries turn into barriers of steel, asphalt, and concrete.
Editors’ Note by Martha Campagna and Dan Kemp
Cover Art: Torii Gate
Sue Allen
Illustrator
Sophy Tuttle
Graphic Design
Laurie Webster
Contents
Walking to California
Michael P. Branch
Massachusetts
Travis McDonald
The Myth of the Green Bubble
Alexandra Zissu
Boundaries of Time and Place
Kim Langmaid
Misty Sunrise
Kari Post
Of Boundaries and Chestnuts
Bernd Heinrich
Borderlands
Krista Schyler
Rites of Passage, Manti La Sal Spruce Beetle Detection I
Erika Osborne
Approaching the Wild
Catherine Reid
Islands Without Shores
Peter J. Marchand
Current
Rose McLarney
Where the Rose Gentian Grows
Julie Zickefoose
The Arava Family
Annie Jacobs
Leopards on the Loose
Lynne Shapiro
Four Wonders and a Funeral
Thomas Urquhart
Fence Tests
Julia Shipley
Sheep and Light
Robin Boyd
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