
The National Park: A Refuge for Nature?
From a red deer stag atop a rocky crag to a salmon leaping a waterfall, Scotland is famous for its wildlife, but the sad truth
The urge to explore and celebrate all the kinds of lives of Planet Earth is stronger than ever, but the environmental and ecological crisis demands we also lift our eyes, and our voices, to species extinction and habitat loss, to what is happening to the forests and hills, the rivers and seas, our streets and gardens. The writer’s instinct to pay attention has never been more vital. Literature can help us to see the natural world – and our place in it – differently.

From a red deer stag atop a rocky crag to a salmon leaping a waterfall, Scotland is famous for its wildlife, but the sad truth

Throughout 2024, Paperboats has campaigned alongside Global Justice Now Scotland for the First Minister to back the call for the Fossil Fuel Non-Proliferation Treaty on

Art Gallery – Orange paint
Be then non-be, that is extinction.
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In January 2024, Kathleen Jamie and Paperboats featured on the Local Zero Podcast. Listen here.

Frustration with lack of Climate Change action leads Scotland’s Makar Kathleen Jamie to ask ‘What Can We Do?’ ahead of COP 28 Snack Magazine, November

Paperboats launched in August 2023 at the Edinburgh International Book Festival. We showed up with a table and some Paperboats and spent a glorious day

When I was tree I believed
we’d stand forever, sighing
consorts of wind and rain
– till the Felling came,

The Splendid Poison Frog,
Spix’s Macaw,
the Bramble Cay Melomy,
the Moorean Tree Snail,