Appalachia Journal

Published biannually since 1876, Appalachia is the longest-running journal of mountaineering and conservation. In each issue, readers will  find inspired writing on mountain exploration, ecology, and conservation; a review of recent international mountaineering expeditions; analysis of accidents in the White Mountains; poetry, book notes and more.

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• Wanted: Austral Summer Workers by Christine Woodside
  
• South Pole, North Country  by Sally Manikian
  
• Reaching for Winter Light by Guy Waterman, edited and introduced by Laura Waterman
  
• Mountaineering Pioneers in the Berkshires by Christopher Johnson
  
• Tar Heel Pride by John Manuel
  
• The High Places by Jeffrey A. Summit
  

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• A look at the life and work of Philip Dane Levin (1931-2009)
  

• White Mountain Accident Reports
• Alpina: Review of Mountaineering Expeditions Worldwide
• Book and Research Notes
• Poetry by Mary Oliver, Robin Chapman, James Doyle, and others