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Metamorphosis is transformation, a significant change occurring over a period of time, forever altering a being, object, species, or community. Contributors to this issue of Whole Terrain explore various metamorphic processes from a variety of scales and perspectives, illuminating how we, as humans, experience such transformations.
Editor’s Note by Nat Morgan
Contents:
Monarch Butterflies, North American Foodsheds, and That Which Feeds Our Spirits
Gary Paul Nabhan
Evolution / In Yellowstone Winter / Spirit Lake
John Calderazzo
Life-Changing Chemicals
Emily Monosson
Space to Place: An Interview with Stephanie Speights
Don Strauss
Whose Air Did I Breathe?
Fern G. Z. Carr
Angels and Butterflies in a Sea of Change
Kristen Przyborski
Visual Essays
by Alicia Hunsicker and Mariana Palova
The Price of the Run
Catherine Doucette
Eating Italy
Lyssa Tall Anolik
Of Mountains, Glaciers, and Goethe
Kimberly Langmaid
Streams of Metaphor
Fred Taylor
Floating Bog
Robin Boyd
Graphic Design
Vivian Kimball
Illustrator
Sophy Tuttle
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