Natural Wonders | Heather Wall

Recommended by Heather Wall

Stephanie's Notes on Life, Learning, Healing, and Love

All things related to the body, justice-focused and healing-focused education, finding our power, and being with the natural world.

Poetic writing that provides a calm pause and reflection - when you feel harried and hectic, Stephanie's writing is a peaceful intermission.

- Heather Wall

Walter’s Newsletter

By Walter Tschinkel

Found Objects and the Stories They Tell

Walter writes about natural objects he finds with a reflective sense of curiosity and a great deal of scientific understanding. His newsletter is a great exploration of the natural world.

- Heather Wall

Range Widely

By David Epstein

The newsletter for generalists.

the pause

By Lindsey Liu

A collection of essays, prompts, and resources for the human experience.

A short jewel of a newsletter, The Pause always arrives in my inbox just when I need it most.

- Heather Wall

PASSAGES: Travel the USA and more!

By Toby Neal

Travel in changing times: stories on camping and life from a professional novelist on the move.

Toby is an excellent writer, and her newsletters give us a refreshing peek into the natural places she travels to around the U.S. It's a nice vicarious vacation in your mailbox!

- Heather Wall

What To Read If

By Elizabeth

Where book lovers find their next great read.

For those of you always searching for a book to add to your "to be read" stack, this newsletter reviews a wide variety of books based on weekly themes. She writes in a fun, lighthearted style and regularly interviews authors as well.

- Heather Wall

Everything Is Amazing

By Mike Sowden

A newsletter about seeing more, feeling more, and asking better questions. Curiosity makes everything better - but can it be *learned*? Let's find out.

I always look forward to reading Everything Is Amazing – Mike writes with enthusiasm and humor about events you’ve probably never heard of (mega-floods in Europe, lost worlds) as well as sharing his thoughts about how to stay genuinely curious in a world that constantly swamps us with information. I always come away energized and with lots to think about!

- Heather Wall

The Turnstone

By Melanie Newfield

I believe that the science behind important issues should be accessible to everyone

The Turnstone always has informative, well-researched articles about climate and science issues - a great way to stay informed!

- Heather Wall

Letters from an American

By Heather Cox Richardson

A newsletter about the history behind today's politics.

If you want a detailed summary of the day's political news layered into an historical context with a dash of liberal seasoning, this newsletter is for you!

- Heather Wall