Our artists, writers, and creative contributors.
Mia Ambroiggio*
Mia has a coastal heart with Midwestern roots. She is a writer and practitioner dedicated to queer ecology and coastal resilience. She loves to love and slurp.
Erika Asami Kane
Erika Asami Kane is a design educator exploring gentle-impact, repair-focused design and art practices.
Violet Aurora
Violet is a geographer and community builder living in Southern California and spends most of her free time outdoors.
Meryl Braconnier
Meryl Braconnier (she/her) is a writer, comedian, farmer, and conversationist based out of New Haven, CT.
Mia Brown-Seguin
Mia Brown-Seguin is a papermaker and sculptor, interested in cyclical forms and possibilities of fiber.
Steve Cronkite & Paul Brindamour
We met. He lent me Armistead Maupin’s Tales of the City. I took him to see The Princess Bride. 38 years later, we’re a classic couple who got our start sharing a classic gay novel and a classic movie.
Nhi Dao
Nhi (they/he) believes queerness to be a wonderfully inherent part of the world, and they love exploring that through their writing.
Hazel Fawn

Anna Cecilia Fierro
Anna Cecilia is a Chicana creative from SoCal! An admirer of all deer and ballpoint drawings. Find them on ig @annacecf.
Mia Forgione
Mia Forgione is a scientist and artist. She loves to write in her journal, look at plants, and dance until her feet hurt.
Christopher Griffin
Christopher Griffin is a Brooklyn-based plant enthusiast, author, educator, and storyteller cultivating joy, care, and community.
Pronouns: they/she/he
Instagram: @plantkween
Website: plantkween.com
Brandon Hoak*
Brandon (he/they) is a queer- -restorative ecologist, -gardener, -archivist, artist, activist, -designer, & -Earthling!
Ryan Hoak
Ryan is a field-based seasonal worker in applied conservation and restoration in the Western US; he is beginning his fourth season and currently calls the Bridger-Teton National Forest his home and place of work.
Kim Hoff
Kim Hoff (she/her) explores nature and human experience through poetry and experimental forms. She and her wife live in western Massachusetts.
Anna Iallegio
anna was born by the ocean and raised in the mountains. right now they live on an island and teach ceramics at college of the atlantic.
Rowen Julian
rowen (they/he/she) loves chilling outside on swinglikeobjects, being goofy with friends, and dabbling in many art forms.
Camilla Ledezma
Camilla is a creature of the temperate forest and its waterways. She loves to read and write and sing.
Sarah Lloyd
A lover of all things briny, from capers to marshes, Sarah feels at home with her hands in the mud or cooking for the people she loves.
Marina McGonigle

Anna Merrens
Anna Merrens (she/her) – A lover of water, waves, and the creatures within — sees power in linking science and art for beautiful connections.
Cayce Morrison
Cayce has always loved the outdoors and enjoys trying to put that world into words – often through poetry.
Grant Peterson
Grant is a swamp romanticizing, song binding, yearning heart from Mississippi.
Al Salwen
Al Salwen (he/they) is a trans poet interested in alternative temporalities and utopias. Hopefully, he is at the beach right now.
Kiki Serna

Noa Shapiro-Tamir
Noa’s teachers include boatbuilders, storytellers, deer in the backyard, children, eccentric men, accomplished women, dancing theys, and her cool parents.
Ben Simon
Ben Simon is an artist and graduate student studying environmental policy and justice in New York City.
Chloe Solomon Shiffman
chloe shiffman is somewhere in new york city, making friends in long lines. find her on substack at @chloeshiffman!
Sofia Spillane
Sofia is a student, reader, and writing enthusiast. They like to tell stories that, often, don’t make sense.
Stephen Stresow

Madison Tom
Madison (they/them) is an illustrator based in New Haven, CT. You can find them by the ocean.
Aaditi Wadia
Aaditi (she/her) is an environmental chemistry student who loves learning about the Earth and exploring the small joys of life.
Zink
Zink is a reluctant writer and multimedia artist from Chicago-ish. Instagram- @worm.gov_
