It's odd, this domain name was originally purchased as a place to consolidate links to all the best resources for environmental writing online.

Only after I became entirely familiar with those online resources did a greater vision for the name arise. But, I would feel like I was betraying my idea if I did not stay true to it in some way.

Here is, in my opinion, the best of what the internet has to offer environmental readers and environmental writers.

The University of Montana's Camas Magazine, has an online imprint at Greenwords.org

Orion Magazine offers a great deal of their content online

Rustle the Leaf is one of the finest online comics I know, and is also on par with some environmental literature.

Lowbagger.org provides news, fictions, stories, and essays from the American West, and across the world.

Faultline.org is the online edition of California's environmental magazine.

The Association for the study of Literature and Environment (ASLE) Provides many excellent resources

The Ecotone Wiki is an excellent place to meet and mingle with online environmental writers, and see what they're up to these days.

No list would be complete without Grist - They don't publish the creative sorts of non-fiction that many of us crave, but you can't beat 'gloom and doom with a sense of humor'.

Milkweed editions has made many excellent excerpts from their wonderful publications available at The World as Home.

The Island Press environmental issues forum

Some of the web's best nature writing floats around in disconnected little blogs that scatter the net. One of my many hopes is that those bloggers will someday publish on Wild Thoughts. Until then, I'll do my best to provide you with a list of my favorites. But not just yet.

Lorianne DeSabato - Hoarded Ordinaries

The Cassandra Pages

 

 

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