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Most ecological restoration is done by domesticated humans. What does that mean?

Japan planted trees without listening to the land – and made 40% of its population ill. The Amazon turns out to be a garden.

Jun 12 • Meanderings

Meander is evolving

How Meanderings is changing

Jun 3 • Meanderings

Wildness isn’t out there

People often talk about wildness like it’s a place. A landscape to visit, a forest to escape into, a retreat to book when ordinary life gets too much.

Mar 12 • Meanderings

Volume 2 is here ✨

Sharing my full editorial from Meander Magazine Volume Two - Rest & Renewal

Feb 6 • Meanderings

Narrative shifts

From fear and urgency to reciprocity and community

Sep 24, 2025 • Meanderings

Recent posts

Introducing Meander Volume One: Returning to Place

My first editorial letter, sharing the vision behind our inaugural issue

Sep 11, 2025 • Meanderings

Meander Volume One is nearly ready...

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Aug 27, 2025 • Meanderings

As a stepping stone to regeneration.

Jul 24, 2025 • Meanderings

Why we chose print

And what Meander Magazine is here to offer

Jul 3, 2025 • Meanderings

A regenerative movement is happening, and it's for everyone

Something is shifting. You can feel it. In the way people are speaking about land and place, in the refusal of extractive systems, in the growing…

May 29, 2025 • Meanderings

Welcome to Meanderings 👋

A slow stream of consciousness from Meander Magazine

May 1, 2025 • Meanderings

Meanderings

Meanderings

Tom Greenwood, editor of Meander Magazine. In Meanderings I share what’s emerging behind the scenes, link to stories on regenerative living, and reflect on storytelling’s role in the wider movement.

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