Showing posts with label Wrenaissance Reflections. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wrenaissance Reflections. Show all posts

Monday, January 25, 2010

Festival of the Trees Interview at The Nature Blog Network


Stop by The Nature Blog Network for an interview discussing The Festival of the Trees blog carnival with Pablo, Dave Bonta, and me. Learn about how The Festival of the Trees got its start, and how you can participate in future issues.

Many thanks to our interviewer Wren and the rest of the team at The Nature Blog Network for inviting us to share our passion, and for helping to share the community of nature bloggers with the world wide web.


To read past issues, volunteer to host, and learn more about The Festival of the Trees, we invite you to visit The Festival of the Trees coordinating blog.


Learn more about Wren's work at her blog Wrenaissance Reflections.

Friday, August 01, 2008

Festival of the Tress 26 Now Online at Fox Haven Journal


I am pleased to announce that the Festival of the Trees issue 26 is now available online at Beau’s Fox Haven Journal. Beau has created an excellent collection of posts which help us all see the world with fresh eyes and from fresh perspectives. Take some time this weekend to explore the woods!

The Festival of the Trees (FotT) is a monthly blog carnival which has been published for over two years featuring posts about trees, forests, wood, conservation, and environment. FotT is always seeking submissions and blog hosts. Visit the Festival of the Trees coordinating blog for submission information or to volunteer to host a future festival.

During Arboreality’s recent hiatus we missed announcements for the following issues of the Festival of the Trees:


FotT Issue 22 – Árvores Vivas em Nossas Vidas by Juliana

FotT Issue 23 – 10,000 Birds by Mike

FotT Issue 24 – Wrenaissance Reflections by Wren

FotT Issue 25 – Earth, Wind, and Water by Tai Haku


That should keep you busy! This weekend I’ll be reading my copy of Nalini Nadkarni’s Between Earth and Sky: Our Intimate Connections to Trees. Stay tuned for the book review and author interview coming up this August.