Preious Issues Florida Field Notes Mail Club
Missed an issue? A few copies of past Florida Field Notes are still waiting to find a home.
Each issue is a small envelope built around one real moment in Florida's year: an original watercolor postcard, a personal letter from me, and a sticker sheet with two ecosystem stickers and a collectible badge. The back of every postcard holds four things to wonder about, plus a quiet invitation to that month's companion blog post.
September: The Alligator Issue. Wetlands and boardwalks, and the first real Florida season, when alligator hatchlings begin to emerge.
October: The Monarch Issue. The Gulf Coast, where monarch butterflies gather to rest in the live oaks.
Every issue is hand-numbered and printed in a small, capped run, so once these copies are gone, they're gone. Choose your issue from the options above.
A good fit for: families who joined after the first mailing, grandparents and friends who'd like to give a piece of Florida, and anyone building a collection of the full year.
Want Florida to arrive every month? Join the Field Notes Mail Club
Short variant descriptions, for each option's own field:
• September: Alligator Issue. Wetlands and boardwalks, and the season alligator hatchlings emerge.
• October: Monarch Issue. The Gulf Coast live oaks, where monarch butterflies gather to roost.
Missed an issue? A few copies of past Florida Field Notes are still waiting to find a home.
Each issue is a small envelope built around one real moment in Florida's year: an original watercolor postcard, a personal letter from me, and a sticker sheet with two ecosystem stickers and a collectible badge. The back of every postcard holds four things to wonder about, plus a quiet invitation to that month's companion blog post.
September: The Alligator Issue. Wetlands and boardwalks, and the first real Florida season, when alligator hatchlings begin to emerge.
October: The Monarch Issue. The Gulf Coast, where monarch butterflies gather to rest in the live oaks.
Every issue is hand-numbered and printed in a small, capped run, so once these copies are gone, they're gone. Choose your issue from the options above.
A good fit for: families who joined after the first mailing, grandparents and friends who'd like to give a piece of Florida, and anyone building a collection of the full year.
Want Florida to arrive every month? Join the Field Notes Mail Club
Short variant descriptions, for each option's own field:
• September: Alligator Issue. Wetlands and boardwalks, and the season alligator hatchlings emerge.
• October: Monarch Issue. The Gulf Coast live oaks, where monarch butterflies gather to roost.