HeyJaredThe Nature of Things
A space where conservation meets reflection. Exploring the challenges, questions, and hopes of nature recovery.
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Nature never rushes (opens the original)
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There are boxes everywhere.Books stacked in improbable towers, mugs wrapped in newspaper and picture hooks left exposed where photos once hung. Every cupboard I open seems to ask the same question: Are you really leaving?In a few days, I’ll lock the door on this house for the last time.It's strange how moving is spoken about as though it's only logistics. Removal vans, change of address forms, cancelling providers. But anyone who has ever packed up a life knows that moving house is really about
What Summer Sounds Like (opens the original)
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In Viscri, a small Saxon village in the rolling hills of Transylvania, every evening, the cows come home.The village herd ambles back through the streets in a slow procession of horns and tails and jangling bells, splitting around parked cars and tourists holding cameras.The cows know exactly where they are going.At each gate another peels away from the herd and turns into her own yard, as confidently as a commuter stepping off the correct train platform. One by one they disappear into houses an
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