Joe Whittle is a photographer, writer, seasonal US Forest Ranger, and enrolled member of the Caddo Nation of Oklahoma and descendant member of the Delaware Nation of Oklahoma. Follow him on Instagram at @joewhittlephotography. Our episode page features an image of Joe’s friend, Kanim, as gathers wild cous roots (aka cous biscuitroot) in a garden that was tended by his ancestors for over 15,000 years (Nimiipuu Territory).

A 5,232 km walking performance retracing in reverse the Balkan refugee route, marking ephemeral Braille inscriptions from the Geneva Convention to highlight fragility and precarity.

Inose/Field Trip encourages participants to connect with their surroundings, awakening curiosity and the potential for new relationships with the natural world.

If you are an educator who would like to introduce poetry in place to your students, check out this resource by artist Fereshteh Toosi: https://opentextbooks.uregina.ca/listeningsharedsocialpractice/chapter/poetry-in-place/

A groundbreaking exhibition by Soundwalk Collective and Patti Smith.

moss.quarry.plaque is an interactive artwork by Margaret Woodward (AUS) and Camilla Brueton (UK) installed in the City of Hobart’s Digital Twin. It is based on their 3 synchronous walks in nipaluna/Hobart and in Caerdydd/Cardiff, Wales in 2022.

Tree worship is universal, as is our symbiotic relationship to trees. Come and explore Canberra’s heritage listed, 100-year-old Cork Forest. Join a cohort of Localjinni’s as we throw light on this enchanted wood, make walking drawings, and meditate on the nature of trees. Wander with the moon and share the magic of night in collective safety.

Guided walks for school children in a patch of old-growth boreal forest in Newfoundland, Canada, with readings of site-specific poetry, followed by the children drawing memory maps of their walk.

You never know when another woman will see you, understand you and make you do what
you’re supposed to do whether you like it or not. Wendy is undaunted by Noreen’s whining
and bad habits and gets her up and moving.

The project Flowalking ~ Sava by MU—Metod & Una is centred around an 880 km long artistic action along the river Sava enacted in 2022. It is part of the action- and process-based journeys along river flows that defy geography, history and cultures.

When you are lost, it seems a good idea to walk a straight line.
This piece reflects my experiment: for seven consecutive days I walked the same circle in the desert. Don’t we all walk in circles in our own lives, thinking we are going straight?

The North Tyneside Sound Walk is an alternative audio guide to North Tyneside created by 30 Year 7 pupils from Marden High School. The three chapters take you from North Shields, along the the River Tyne, and around the North Tyneside coast line.