Our Latest Article
New and Familiar Forest Finds
by Gunnison Langley
Summer 2026
In the middle of the trail, surrounded by a native forest, my plan was to stand right where I was as long as I could, with endless things to look at, enjoy, and learn about.
Our Latest Issue
Issue 32: Summer 2026
Forest Places
This issue of Salish Magazine brings you some detailed examinations of our region’s forests, including changes you might see through space and time. It also touches on a wide variety of creatures living in the forest. And, of course, we feature observations conveyed through prose, poetry, and imagery.
Take a look:
https://salishmagazine.org/issue-32/
More content will be added throughout the summer.
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What Is Salish Magazine?
Salish Magazine is a free, online magazine that takes inquisitive readers outdoors. We use visually rich storytelling about things people can see firsthand in the public forests and beaches of our Salish Sea region. Our content includes articles, poetry, artwork, photos, video, and even music!
We also try to illustrate the interconnectedness woven through our ecosystems. And in addition to the magazine, we have:
- an underwater TV series: SEA-Inside: Pacific Northwest
- a Virtual Explorations section to bring more of our local nature to you
And NO advertising!
Barn Swallow. photo by John F. Williams
We are in our EIGHTH year of publishing Salish Magazine!
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Sara & Tom Noland, Grant Blackinton, Nancy Taylor, Ren Alea, Kathy Haskin, Andrea Benson, Brianna Clark, Heather Hesslink, Allison Richard, Phillip Rosaaen, Katrina Simmons, Michele LaMaistre, Adelia Ritchie, Susan Merrill, Mary Johnson, and all of the credited authors and image contributors.
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