Aug 10, 2026 | -
Plants in British Gardening Culture: The Stories We Tell Drawing on the author’s experiences of working as a gardener, this article takes a critical look at the language of British gardening culture and its implications. How do we talk about plants and why does this...
Mar 7, 2026 | -
Finding Meaning and Beauty in Decomposers and Parasites: Chaga by Leo El-Qawas 7th March 2026 Listen to this article as audio 23 minutes https://wortjournal.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/Finding-Meaning-and-Beauty-in-Decomposers-and-Parasites-Chaga.mp3 📖...
Feb 15, 2026 | -
Herbalists Against Harm Campaign to provide ethical insurance for medical herbalists and other therapeutic practitioners by Kim Cresswell, Dip.Herb.Med. MNIMH 15th February 2026 The constant vigilance required to be true to one’s principles is tiring and I wish...
Jan 21, 2026 | -
Layering Time: Practicing Pine Patience On Pine medicine, seasonal slowness, and finding consistency amidst change. Words by Hat Fidkin  •  Images by Ezel Yurdanur and Hat Fidkin 21st January 2026 This year I spent Christmas Day in a Pine forest. The smell reminded me...
Oct 31, 2025 | -
Thinning the Veil: Embodied Practices of Ancestral Connection Words and Image by Leo El-QawasSamhain 2025 The hedgerow harvest has been abundant this Autumn. Samhain traditionally marks the close of the harvesting time. It is also a threshold into a time of rest and...
