Book Review: “Elixir: In the Valley at the End of Time” by Kapka Kassabova
Charlotte Maberly reviews a book about the search for wholeness, and a heartfelt plea to reclaim our spiritual, physical and emotional unity with nature
Eating the Wild
Charlotte Maberly investigates the benefits of foraging, and talks to Scottish food writer and historian Fi Martynoga
‘Eating nature may be the best and most accessible method we have of creating bonds with it.’
Bringing the Land Back to Life
Alan Ereira talks about the wisdom of the Kogi Indians and an important new UNESCO project in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta in Colombia
‘There is one system; we are part of it and the world is part of us. If you separate us from the world or the world from us, neither can survive.’
Connecting Threads on the River Tweed
Charlotte Maberly investigates an innovative project which explores cultural engagement as the driver of ecological change
The Grandeur of the Night Sky
Hannah Dalgleish invites us to rekindle our ancient relationship with the night at a time when light pollution is becoming a global disruption
‘The night has always held a special place in human spirituality, associated with the mystery of the unknown and the search for self-knowledge.’
The Treeline: The Last Forest and the Future of Life on Earth
Jane Clark | reviews a book about the effects of climate change on the great boreal forest at the top of the world