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Posted on 30/03/202030/03/2020

Ecofiction: The Journey

Mist Net on a swallow ringing trip to in Pollardstown FEn
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This short short story was first published in the March 2020 issue of The Niche, the magazine of the British Ecological Society, as part of their “Horizons” ecofiction series. “Horizons” aims to use fiction to help visualise a better future aided by ecological science.

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Posted on 15/05/201916/05/2019

Ecofiction: The Bog Down in the Valley

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This short story was first published in the March 2019 issue of The Niche, the magazine of the British Ecological Society, as part of their “Horizons” ecofiction series. “Horizons” aims to use fiction to help visualise a better future aided by ecological science.

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