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Expect a range of talks, panel discussions, poetry readings and more at Clifton Litfest 2023

Winning photographers' work can be viewed on display at the Long Beach Civic Center's Port of Long Beach Administration Building

The editors of this year’s Best Fanzine Hugo winner Nerds of a Feather have opted to remove themselves from contention for the 2022 Hugos. But they will compete again in 2023. They explained the decision in a post: In 2021, Nerds of a Feather. Flock Together won the Hugo Award for Best Fanzine. It was

Ollie Olaniepkun’s New Nature is bandaging our wounded connection to the great outdoors –– in the case where this connection doesn’t exist at all, he’s giving us the tools to build it.

Thousands headed to DeVos Place in downtown Grand Rapids this weekend to try out a huge collection of board games. 

A fuller picture of where birds are can help inform conservation and research efforts. This week, why protecting birds in North America requires thinking about forests in Central America.

A fuller picture of where birds are can help inform conservation and research efforts. Plus: what wildfire smoke means for birds and the controversy roiling the Audubon Society.

BEDFORD — Award-winning decoy artist and Bedford native Michael Morgart will have his wooden carvings displayed as part of the “The Summer of History”

How A Brooklyn-Based Hiking Store and Its Community Are Reclaiming the Great Outdoors: Based in Crown Heights, Outlandish is only the fourth Black-owned hiking store in the US. Its aim? Make the outdoors more inclusive for all.

My maternal grandparents moved from Jamaica to Stroud as part of the Windrush movement. I’m proud to still live here, says the writer and film-maker Dan Guthrie