Geography Zine Organizing Network – is a transnational collective archiving zines and print ephemera broadly concerned with geography. We aim to make these materials available for download, print, and distribution in academic and activist spaces across the globe.

As zines cut through the often strict and inaccessible boundaries of traditional, peer-reviewed publications, they also allow for the circulation of research to broader audiences, making knowledge more accessible. As such, academic zines transform research into a gift to be shared amongst unknown peers, while also situating the mobilization of knowledge as care work.

Community-focused digital media environmental stories. (UConn Natural Resources Conservation Academy)

The purpose of the Pole Mountain Gateways project is to gather public input on the Pole Mountain Unit in advance of a broad-scale United States Department of Agriculture, Forest Service planning project. In order to maximize current and future user experiences, the Forest Service intends to conduct an Environmental Analysis (EA) for the entire Pole Mountain administrative unit that will look at trails, facilities, parking, signage and other aspects of non-motorized recreation.

Welcome to Otay Mountain offers a political ecology reading of the US-Mexico border through the lens of rare and endemic plant species conservation. It asks readers to consider our current political moment in which plants may be afforded more legal protections than asylum seekers attempting to cross the US-Mexico border.