Earth Day is a day for raising awareness about the need to protect the planet and the environment. You can find out more at earthday.org.
Whether you're new to nature magazines or looking to expand your reading, here are a few of our favourites. Ones that champion reconnecting with nature, appreciating it, understanding our relationship with it, and exploring how we can be better custodians of it.
Bloom: for the love of nature
Bloom encourages you to get outside, take in the scenery, notice the seasons change and garden and grow sustainably. Recent issues have covered everything from seasonal foraging calendars and appreciations of rocks to features on rewilding your local neighbourhood.
Browse our Bloom collection here.
Oceanographic: saving our oceans
Part Nat Geo, part indie magazine, Oceanographic is both a celebration of the seas and oceans and a place to discuss its challenges and solutions. Recent issues have covered Cornish King crabs, the skin of humpback whales, the largest ever coral restoration project, how to fix the salmon industry, and the water seen through fresh photographic eyes.
Browse our Oceanographic collection here.
Wonderground: nature, culture and care
Wonderground is an Australian journal blending art, poetry, essay and reportage. It's teeming with ideas and different ways of thinking about the natural world. We loved the piece in Issue 4 giving nature proper nouns, which changed how we interact with it.
Browse our Wonderground collection here.
Where The Leaves Fall: changing our relationship with nature
In a similar vein to Wonderground, Where The Leaves Fall uses art to dissect and understand our relationship with nature. Features are drawn from the world of conservation, environmental activism, biodiversity and science. There's a strong focus on Indigenous communities around the world and what we can learn about custodianship over ownership.
Browse our Where The Leaves Fall collection here.
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