Tracing Landslides by Motorcycle
Riding the Western Ghats on motorcycle, Mohammed Labeeb reads the terrain with his body. His landslide research probes knowledge production, methodology, and proximity in a shifting terrain.
Sticks, Stones, and Nested Agency in Wildlife Photography
Rae Ferner Rose uses wildlife photography as a lens into nonhuman agency. Snapshots of bowerbirds and pufferfish nests in particular capture the collaborative craft of both “wildlife” and photographer.
¿Por qué Edge Effects?
Entonces… ¿por qué elegimos “Edge Effects” (Efectos de Borde) como nombre para la Revista oficial del CHE?
Precarity and Entanglement in the Wild Christmas Tree Harvest
In this volatile (political) climate, wild Christmas tree harvest is more precarious than ever. Allen Myers photographs migrant laborers in northern California as they navigate local ecologies and global economies.
2025 Year In Review
Edge Effects editors reflect on 2025 and recommend their favorite articles, podcasts, and exhibits from the year.
Does “Leave No Trace” Miss the Forest for the Trees?
As global environmental issues have evolved, the principles guiding ethical outdoor recreation have not. Tomasz Falkowski urges us to rethink the traces we leave.
American Ecofascism: A Conversation with Alexander Menrisky
Alexander Menrisky speaks with Sarah Jaquette Ray about his recent book on the role of nonpartisan, everyday ecofascism in the U.S., from the nineteenth century to the present day.
Conserving Pangolins from a Distance
Trang Đặng develops an ethics of care for pangolins, despite living a world away. Her “respectful distance” is a form of companionship rooted in humility, one that acknowledges interdependence without claiming possession and embraces intimacy without proximity.
Navegando el Eco-Duelo con Prácticas Ancestrales del Duelo
El eco-duelo puede sentirse aislante, pero Christina Guevara y Rae Jing Han se inspiran en prácticas ancestrales filipinas y chinas para desarrollar formas colectivas de duelo.
Synthetic Totems: Fragments of the Anthropocene
Dongbay creates art to help others reflect, connect, and perceive in the Anthropocene. His Synthetic Totems combine fragments of nature with discarded waste.