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Column: Kits in the Tree
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Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott discovers a gaze of raccoons in his back yard.
News
Zoonosis and emerging diseases
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Emerging zoonotic diseases may have caused pandemics but avoiding them is possible by understanding our relationship with nature and how we interact with animals.
Paganism
Traveling without moving, part II
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The Wild Hunt rounds up another set of activities for people to travel while not leaving the house during the COVID-19 stay-at-home orders, this time focusing on livestreams and camera feeds of nature around the world.
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Column: The Waterfall’s Song
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Weekend Editor Eric O. Scott reflects on his recent grief and the role of magick and nature in finding consolation.
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Column: Pagan Practices for Healing from Trauma
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Pagan Perspectives
Today’s column is a guest submission by Tahni Nikitins, a long-time Pagan and writer in multiple genres. Tahni’s work has appeared at Gods & Radicals, Eternal Haunted Summer, and Nomad. Our weekend section is always open for submissions. Please send queries to eric@wildhunt.org. Author’s note: Spiritual and magical practices should not be used as a substitute for seeking professional mental health support, but rather should be used as a supplement to professional support to create holistic psychological and spiritual healing process.