A Tasmanian devil in mainland Australia. Tasmanian devils have been released into the wild on Australia’s mainland, 3,000 years after the feisty marsupials went extinct there, in what conservationists described as a ‘historic’ step. (Getty Images)

Welcome to earthweal open link weekend #40.

Share a poem and visit your fellow linkers and comment.

The open link window remains open until midnight Sunday EST.

Enjoy!

—Brendan

An adult male jaguar rests after treatment for burn injuries on his paws after a fire in the Pantanal tropical wetlands region of Brazil. (Reuters)

Hello friends,

Welcome to earthweal open link weekend #38. Share a favorite poem fresh or vintage and visit your fellow linkers and comment.

Open link runs til midnight Sunday when the next weekly challenge rolls out.

— Brendan

A tract of the Amazon jungle is seen burning near Ouro Preto, Rondonia State (Reuters)

Greetings,

Welcome to earthweal open link weekend #36. Share a favorite poem, visit your fellow linkers and comment.

Open link runs from now to midnight Sunday,

Hard to process all the environmental mayhem we’re experiencing at 1 degree Celsius of warming.

Brendan

A flock of flamingos on Lake Tuz during their incubation period in Aksaray, Turkey
(Getty Images)

Hello Earth,

Welcome to earth weal open link weekend #35. Share a favorite poem, visit your fellow linkers and comment.

Open link runs from 4 PM EST Friday to midnight Sunday, so there’s plenty of time to ponder and post.

See ya in the fray!

— Brendan

Hi everyone, and welcome to earthweal’s open link weekend no. 33. Link a favorite poem from your work, old or new. Be sure to include your location in your link so we know what part of this Earth is singing, and visit your fellow linkers and comment.

Open link lasts until midnight EST Sunday night when we roll out the next weekly challenge.

See ya in the fray!

— Brendan