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Writer, often for National Geographic. Forthcoming book on the Arctic from Ecco. Newsletter on travel, writing, photography: neilshea.substack.com
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Frostlines by Neil Shea

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By Neil Shea, Emily Cunningham, Tim Smedley
| Pan Macmillan
Imprint: Picador A breathtaking and epic exploration of the Arctic. - The Sunday Times ‘Magnificent and moving’ - Steve Brusatte ‘Full of wonder and wildlife’ - Annie Worsley, author of Windswept 'There can be few better or more enjoyable ways of learning about the many Arctics' - Daily Mail The Arctic was once a place seemingly frozen in time.
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Río Omo, la última frontera de África

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By Neil Shea, Randy Olson
| Dialnet - Universidad de La Rioja
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When Caribou Film Themselves

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By Neil Shea
| Don't Save Anything
Hi friends, Today: springtime, caribou, and hidden cameras. What follows is from an essay I wrote earlier this week for Last Word on Nothing, a wonderful science blog that I encourage you all to check out. I’m reposting because it’s timely, and the videos are worth watching—they’re an invitation to slow down, and turn toward the more-than-human world.
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