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Tag Archives: environment
What I’m reading now: Late Migrations by Margaret Renkl
Hi, readerly folks. I’m an Instagram convert, and occasionally I talk there about the books I’m reading. Usually it’s a lovefest, because I just can’t stand NOT to share the stories which change me. Margaret Renkl’s debut book of essays, … Continue reading
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Tagged Alabama, Billy Renkl, book review, books, creative nonfiction, environment, Environmental Literature, essays, favorite books, Instagram, Katherine Scott Crawford, Late Migrations, Margaret Renkl, Milkweed Editions, nature, nature writing, NYT, reading, reading list, Southern literature, Southern writer, The New York Times, what I'm reading, what to read
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“You can’t put the milk back in the cow, Opie”… and other thoughts on Earth Day
The following may be my favorite quote in relation to Earth Day: Aunt Bea: “Opie, you haven’t finished your milk. We can’t put it back in the cow, you know.” Happy Earth Day, all! To put it simply: I love … Continue reading
New column: “How will you enjoy autumn’s ‘golden days’?”
Despite the fact that temperatures in even the mountain south remain in the 80s, it is officially fall. Autumn. The season of the year that holds the most gold. How will you enjoy these fall days? This, poetry, quotes, nature, … Continue reading
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New column: “As fall approaches, find a path and make it yours”
Fall is coming. As we find ourselves busier than ever, I want us to do one thing: To find a path, a trail, a walk down the block, and make it ours. To study the small stuff. To pay attention. … Continue reading
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Tagged amwriting, Asheville Citizen-Times, Autumn, be curious, CNF, columnist, creative nonfiction, curiosity, environment, essay, essayist, Fall, hike, Katherine Scott Crawford, life, nature, newspaper column, notice, outside, parenting, path, pay attention, personal essay, small stuff, The Greenville News, trail, walk
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Interview with Connie May Fowler, author of “A Million Fragile Bones”
Recently, I had the pleasure of interviewing bestselling author Connie May Fowler for the Spring 2017 Issue of Appalachian Heritage magazine. Fowler’s new environmental memoir, A Million Fragile Bones, was published last month from Twisted Road Publications. A Million Fragile … Continue reading
New column: “Find that special spot wherever you are”
There are cool little places, and new things to do, wherever we are. Let’s go on an adventure! That’s my column today in The Greenville News. To read it, click here.
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Tagged adventure, alligators, Brookgreen Gardens, butterfly house, columnist, education, egrets, environment, fairy tales, family, get outside, great outdoors, Katherine Scott Crawford, kids, marsh tacky, Murrells Inlet, naturalist, nature, newspaper column, outdoor educator, outdoor family, outdoor life, parenting, Ribbit Exhibit, river otters, road trip, SC, South Carolina, Spanish goat, Storybook houses, The Greenville News
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New column: “The power of our places”
Saturday is Earth Day, and I love the Earth. In fact, it’s difficult for me to really express how much I love and need the natural world–how much my “places” mean to me and my family. Never have our national … Continue reading
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New column: “In praise of trees”
My column this week in The Greenville News is all about the trees. (With a little Mother’s Day thrown in.) Because I can’t get enough of them! To read, click here.
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Tagged Anne of Avonlea, Anne of Green Gables, Anne Shirley, Arbor Day, Black Balsalm, Black Balsam, Blair Castle, Blue Ridge Parkway, columnist, conservation, Diana's Grove, environment, environmentalism, hiking, John Muir, Katherine Scott Crawford, L.M. Montgomery, Mother's Day, nature, Pisgah National forest, Planting Dukes, Robert Louis Stevenson, save the trees, Scotland, The Greenville News, trees
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