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We welcome your next nature observations, links and stories for editorial consideration. Some tips to consider first:

Tell us why we or our readers should care
Tell us why the link is important or peculiar for next nature explorers. Adding a short description we can copy/paste along with the link increases the chances of your link being posted. Please don’t suggest “naked” links without a description.

Make sure there is an image.
We are a highly visual blog and consider text as an addition to the image, rather than the other way around. Yes, it does increase the chances of being featured when you include a good visual with your story. Our format: Images 530px wide, 100kb max.

Describe your tip from a next nature perspective.
Consider how your observation adds to the understanding of next nature. Our concept of ‘nature’ is somewhat different than the established view, so please be concise when you use the N word.

Avoid sending immature projects created by yourself or ‘friends’.
If you are inspired by next nature thinking and are actively creating work in response to it: Great, we like that. However, please understand that we cannot feature your work on the site if it hasn’t matured. In general we advise you to finish your work before you start promoting it. That is better for everyone.

Avoid utterly sci-fi scenarios: Fact check your story.
A story about a “boy that invented a new solar panel made from a human hair” isn’t very likely to be featured. We consider Nextnature.net a science faction, rather than a science fiction blog. Adding trustworthy references increases the chances of your story being featured.

If possible, mention ‘related posts’ that are already on our website.
This provides us with a context in which the link should be considered, which is handy not only for us, but also for our readers.