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What is the point of writing about nature?
A talk I did, with too many photos: sorry if it breaks your email
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Jane Rawson
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April 2023

Humans as habitat
Apologies if you were hoping for more photos of Yorkshire: this one is about parasites
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Jane Rawson
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Visiting my alternative-timeline life
I spent a lot of March with my parents in Yorkshire, where there was snow and ice and the trees had no leaves and all the buildings and roads were made…
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Jane Rawson
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January 2023

A home for creatures
In 2019 I left inner-city Melbourne and moved to a cottage in the country in southern Tasmania. One of the reasons I did it was that I wanted to live…
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Jane Rawson
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A new job
And some things I'm reading
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Jane Rawson
Get on the calculator, Barnaby
What is climate change really costing? I certainly don't know, but it's not my job to.
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Jane Rawson

December 2022

Books I liked in 2022
No graphs in this edition...
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Jane Rawson
Obligatory end-of-year book wrap-up, with graphs
Some books I liked, and some ideas about why I liked books less
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Jane Rawson
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Hand out Australia Day honours to some actual heroes
Standing up to the status quo is embarrassing, awkward and very brave
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Jane Rawson
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A moment of attention
Art, observation and animal perception
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Jane Rawson

November 2022

Does someone want to write the rest of this story for me?
I wrote the first 1000 words in 2017 and then I got distracted.
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Jane Rawson
The earth is a hellsite too
Lately I’ve been thinking a lot about nostalgia, and how it affects our understanding of nature now and of how nature might be in the future. I’m trying…
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