1996-1997: Research as Real Work
Volume 5: 1996-1997
Contributing writers to this issue explore the realm of environmental research as more than a purely objective pursuit. These researchers invite the reader into their passionate quests through their hearts, their minds, and their work.
Introduction
Poetry
- Requiem to a Regular Bird
Sue Holloway
- In the Provincial Museum
Bruce Berger
- The Missing Binoculars
Bruce Berger
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Essays
- Life and Death on Shiva's Beach
Paul Spencer Sochaczewski
- Requiem
Phyllis Windle
- A January Journal: Rescuing the Swans
Sue Holloway
- Reflections on a Tapestry of Story
Deborah Leta Habib
- To Search and Search Again: On the Practice of Environmental Research
Thomas Lowe Fleischner
- Follow the Raven
Greg Gordon
- Defending Ancient Forests from the Wrath of the 104th Congress
Dominick DellaSala
- Tribulations of an Environmental Farm Writer
Gene Logsdon
- Charting the Territory of Collaboration
Dianne Dumanoski
- Dwelling in the House of Life
An interview with Paul Brooks
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