Katherine Hauswirth

Reflective essay on waterside lessons

Books roundup--holiday giftgiving

This is an excerpt from a larger book roundup in Seasons magazine.

An overview of common local picks, with perspectives from foragers and a unique New Haven restaurant

Starting on page 18, this piece is about an array of Connecticut kids' authors that focus on nature and natural science (page 18).

This article is about old growth forests in the state.

Essay about time in Acadia, and more

On Orion's The Place Where You LIve: Deep River was the town that my husband and I could afford. But our financial prudence has been repaid with unexpected abundance. This place has unfolded joyfully before us, a small Continue reading →...

Whole Life Magazine - October/November 2014: Thought piece on not eating meat

Piece via the On Being blog a about love, loss, and light.

Essay reflecting on wind as a spiritual experience, set primarily in Acadia National Park

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An example from my biweekly subscriber newsletter--Loving the World: Visits with Nature and Deeper Connection, at https://mailchi.mp/ab21e820d083/lovingtheworld

by Donna Caruso Bowden and Katherine Hauswirth / photography by TODD FAIRCHILD
In last year’s Spring edition of Seasons, the first Coming to America article started a story that continues to resonate in Connecticut, as well as in the nation at large.
Immigrants, whether arriving decades ago or recently, are woven into the fabric of our state and our country, and the reasons they come – and want to stay – are as varied as their stories. Whether prompted by hardship in their home countries, the...