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The Salt Flats at Dusk

You arrive thinking it will be empty, but it never is.The salt holds more life than most forests. By the … Read more

2 September 2025. Just after six. The ridge smells like warm stone and rosemary even before the sun shows. I’m … Read more

The text came at 18:07. “They’re moving.” I put the soup in the fridge, found the head torch that eats … Read more

22 March 2025. Just after seven. I’d still be at home – coffee, toast, the neighbour’s cat on the balcony … Read more

I didn’t mean to join the garden. I meant to drop off orange peels. That was the deal, or so … Read more

I found her way home at dusk. A faint ring of smoke hovered over a ruined corral on the edge … Read more

I was hiking near Montseny again. The air was absurdly clean, all damp pine and silence, the kind of quiet … Read more

There are bird people.And then there are vulture people.A distinction you don’t appreciate until you’ve had coffee with one. I … Read more

When you hear bison, your mind likely drifts to Yellowstone—open plains, cowboy hats, Ken Burns documentaries. But not here. We’re … Read more

The first time I heard about the Iberian lynx, it was a just a mere footnote in a research paper. … Read more

There’s a moment, somewhere between leaving the highway and stepping onto a dirt track, when you realize just how empty … Read more

I used to think I understood social hierarchies. Then I moved to Madrid. Fifteen years of tracking primates in the … Read more

The wolf that never left…

The first time I saw a red fox in Madrid, I thought I was imagining things. It was late, past … Read more

Fifteen years ago, before the sun even thought about showing up, I’d be out there—somewhere in the tangled, humid rainforest … Read more