Michael Dulaney’s writing explores humanity’s links with the rest of non-human nature in the climate crisis. He was a reporter at the ABC for more than a decade, and his environment writing has been published by The Monthly, Literary Hub, The Big Issue, and the BBC, among others. He won the Overland Fair Australia Prize, and was a 2024 Climate Futures Fellow at the State Library Victoria.

‘A timely account of the way zoonotic diseases are rapidly accelerating, with our insatiable destruction of the natural world to blame … It’s a bracing read but also a beautiful one – Dulaney explores themes of resilience and regeneration with an urgent call to re-establish our intimate connection to nature.’

Michael Dulaney’s writing explores humanity’s links with the rest of non-human nature in the climate crisis. He was a reporter at the ABC for more than a decade, and his environment writing has been published by The Monthly, Literary Hub, The Big Issue, and the BBC, among others. He won the Overland Fair Australia Prize, and was a 2024 Climate Futures Fellow at the State Library Victoria.

‘A timely account of the way zoonotic diseases are rapidly accelerating, with our insatiable destruction of the natural world to blame … It’s a bracing read but also a beautiful one – Dulaney explores themes of resilience and regeneration with an urgent call to re-establish our intimate connection to nature.’

Michael Dulaney’s writing explores humanity’s links with the rest of non-human nature in the climate crisis. He was a reporter at the ABC for more than a decade, and his environment writing has been published by The Monthly, Literary Hub, The Big Issue, and the BBC, among others. He won the Overland Fair Australia Prize, and was a 2024 Climate Futures Fellow at the State Library Victoria.

‘A timely account of the way zoonotic diseases are rapidly accelerating, with our insatiable destruction of the natural world to blame … It’s a bracing read but also a beautiful one – Dulaney explores themes of resilience and regeneration with an urgent call to re-establish our intimate connection to nature.’