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PERSPECTIVE BUILDING COMMUNITY THROUGH SCIENCE AND NATURE

On this Issue

Tropics in New York

Alejandro’s journey researching the rain forest thousands of miles away

Urban Birding

Discovering New York’s feathered neighbors.

Editor’s Letter

For many people, the wilderness may seem far away. Many people may feel like it’s unreachable, somewhere between the rainforests of South America, the deserts of Africa, and the mountains of Asia. The truth is that nature is all around us, hidden in plain sight. The aim of this magazine is to remind us of the wonders of nature, a force which sustains humanity every day. We hope to inspire our readers through stories of explorers who have embarked on their own adventures in their very own backyards.

This issue highlights several opportunities for people who are passionate or curious about nature to go outside and explore, even in the heart of one of the world’s biggest cities. Some of life’s greatest treasures (and sights) are found where one least expects.

Throughout the pages of this issue, you will be invited to go outside, find the closest park and start looking around. You might not only find an amazing wild creature, but also an escape from your daily routine, a break from work, or even an excuse to kick off your shoes and feel the grass between your toes, again.

Jorge Castillo-Castro

Editor, photographer and writer

Editorial Board: Daniel Combs, Daniel Owen, Erin Clark, Kelsey Brunner, Salgu Wissmath, Sallie Sauber, Terry Eiler.

Created By
Jorge Castillo-Castro
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