Tag: endangered species

Now available from Minnesota Historical Society Press

Compelling stories of Minnesota’s endangered species, the landscapes that nurture them, and the people who are discovering their secrets.

creative nonfiction, endangered species, minnesota, nature, nature writing

Published in Michigan Quarterly Review

An essay on the rare prairie bush clover appears in the spring issue. An excerpt…

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Published in The Briar Cliff Review

“The Blushing Fish,” an essay about an endangered Midwestern minnow, appears in the 2012 edition of The Briar Cliff Review, … More

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Adam is a nonfiction writer focusing on landscape, nature, the environment, science, place, and raising kids to love the outdoors.

He is also a practicing landscape architect. He has won awards for both his writing and design and has published widely in design magazines. He currently works at the Minneapolis Park and Recreation Board.

What I Write

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