Joe Sommerlad, reporter I selected this poem because it hints at the excruciating pain I sometimes feel, as I connect with the devastating destruction of nature, that my generation has inflicted ...

Camille T. Dungy, the editor of Black Nature: Four Centuries of African-American Nature Poetry, calls her book a first of its kind. The nearly 200 poems in the anthology reach back to the mid ...

Our sense of this achievement has been enriched by his other works: the ones published in his lifetime (the lectures “On the Natural History of Destruction” and the long poem “After Nature ...

"The authors plan to reexamine the poems to learn about the size of porpoise groups and their behavior before their numbers dwindled," reported Popular Science. "Protecting nature isn't just the ...

"I've felt the guilt and the shame of what humanity has done to nature." Her signature project as poet laureate, "You Are Here," focuses on how poetry can help connect people to the natural world.

Precious Okoyomon’s vast installations, which often incorporate plants as well as poetry and sculpture, celebrate the chaos of nature, and warn against its destruction. By Coco Romack “It was ...

poem XVII): For the industrial machines that rend the Earth, that scale up in size and economy the destruction of small farms and the environment entire — Berry reserves a special seething.

In its intimacy, its revelation not just of nature but also of the perceiving self, nature poems offer one of the few paths we have to consider the risks to the natural world in a way that is free ...