We are pleased to announce the release of NatureVolve issue 6 - sharing the ideas of researchers and creatives inspired by nature.
This is the first NatureVolve issue now available in both digital and print form!
How to access the Highlights
A free version of the issue (Highlights) is available at naturevolve.com/subscribe and for online reading on Issuu.
Access the full issue
To read more content and access the complete version, issue 6 in full is available for download online and in print (in the UK, USA and beyond). There is also the option to access the full issue, as all future issues, by join one-time as a lifetime member!
What is in store
With current global issues in mind, we take a special look at medical science, where researchers explore solutions to pervading problems. In conservation, we explore the value of preserving carbon-sucking, artifact-preserving peatlands, and raising awareness of plastic pollution. Questions are also raised about how we handle wildlife - considering the coronavirus pandemic.
A rich diversity of striking visuals are showcased in Science Communication, showing SciArt inspired by cell biology, neuroscience and more. The stunning sights don't just end there, as in the Art section, ART SCIENCE COMPLEX (Julie Rauer and Bruce Gemmell) share their individual pieces along with descriptive reflections of their common vision.
Story telling doesn't end there, as in the Written Word section writers and poets share with us their pieces inspired by nature. Walking through nature during the lockdown, Jacob McAtear reflects on changed surroundings.
Contributors & sections
Science
Hencher Lee,
Kerry McPherson
Suwan Jayasinghe
Conservation
Benjamin Gearey
Tina Claffey
Phil Humphreys
Jazmin "Sunny" Murphy
Tim Snow
Science communication
Chiara Di Ponzio
Francesca Mircola
Kylie Dillinger
Kelly Bullock
Mojgan Matloob
Art
Julie Rauer
Bruce Gemmell
Written word
Neus Figueras
Sam Illingworth
Jacob McAtear
Annelise Lords
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