Love Notes to Nature: Lily of the Valley
The Lily of the Valley has a rich history in science, culture and tradition, yet it also boasts a weedy, invasive and toxic nature. The plant itself is easy to grow, making it an easy pick for busy gardeners. What can we learn from this low-maintenance flowering plant?
Revisiting places and people that we love
There is so much in the world that feels unfamiliar or uncertain. But is it boring to come back to a place that we already know? We discuss this and more in this June issue of Love Notes to Nature.
Creatives Edition: How to Write the Wilderness
How to Read the Wilderness
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May 2026: Make process the focus of regular progress
All too often, we wait until there is a crisis to give ourselves self-care. Or, we stop before we start in creating something, because it won't be "good enough." What if we focused on process and progress, rather than perfection?
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Secrets nestled in tidepools
Psst..where in the world can you discover gems of wonder and hidden treasures? I'll tell you: it's in the tidepools!
April 2026: How to Pay Attention
What is nature journaling and how to get started
March 2026: Partner with your inner trickster this spring
As I sit here writing to you, there is a symphony of