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

Real Work: Research and the Environment
Amanda Gardner, Editor

Poetry

Requiem to a Regular Bird
Sue Holloway
In the Provincial Museum
Bruce Berger
The Missing Binoculars
Bruce Berger

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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