The Globe and Mail is inviting readers to share stories and photos about their favorite rivers worldwide, prompted by author Robert Macfarlane's new book which explores whether rivers are living entities deserving of protection. The initiative aims to gather personal reflections on the significance of rivers to individuals and communities.
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TL;DR: Key points with love ❤️The Globe and Mail is inviting readers to share stories and photos about their favorite rivers worldwide, prompted by author Robert Macfarlane's new book which explores whether rivers are living entities deserving of protection. The initiative aims to gather personal reflections on the significance of rivers to individuals and communities.
- Collection of reader stories and photos about rivers
- Potential for publication of selected submissions
- Increased awareness about the importance of rivers and environmental protection
What: The Globe and Mail is inviting readers to share stories and photos about their favorite rivers and their impact, inspired by Robert Macfarlane's new book on rivers as living entities.
When: Not specified, ongoing call for submissions.
Where: Worldwide (any river), The Globe and Mail (Canada).
Why: To gather personal stories and perspectives on the importance of rivers, and to engage readers with the themes explored in Robert Macfarlane's new book about rivers as living things deserving of protection.
How: Readers are asked to submit their stories and photos via an online form or email to audience@globeandmail.com.