Introducing Issue 08.

Now available online and in-stores.

Featuring Alyssa Gonzalez, Alex Showerman, Marie-Louise Nkashama, Micheli Oliver, Gabaccia Moreno, and many more.

What We’re All About

ECOLOGICAL STORYTELLING, STEWARDSHIP, and COMMUNITY CARE

Through storytelling in a print format, we explore our relationships to place — the outdoors and our communities. We work with outdoor stewards, farmers, backpackers, climbers, activists, writers, makers, and creatives to tell meaningful stories.

 Find Sage In Store

Want To Carry Sage In Your Shop? Email us at hello@sagezine.com.

Black Bird Bookstore

4033 Judah St
San Francisco, CA 94122

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The Conifer Shop

3377 Blake St Ste 102
Denver, CO 80205

 

The Safari Collective

57 Bank St
New Milford, CT 06776

Keep In Touch

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A special new issue is well underway. We visited our final feature last week, complete with homemade chocolate cake, tea, storytelling, dog petting, and birding. In the meantime, while we finish crafting issue 9, find our latest print issue on ou
Time for a giveaway! To celebrate our new issue, we are partnering up with @skidagram @wearecuriouscreatures and @clevrblends to bring you some fun gifts: a copy of issue 8, a Skida buff, chai and matcha blends from Clevr, and adventure shorts from
Issue 8 now available online and in-shops! Order a print copy at sagezine.com or visit your local bookstore. Loaded with good stories on intersections of ecological storytelling, joy in outdoor spaces, and connections to place.
Thanks for selling out our issue 8 celebration, Burlington! Through dancing, printmaking, eating, and chatting, we had a wonderful night. A note of gratitude to @kbrevik_whalefall for sharing zines, @clara.feldman for making the printmaking setup, C
Meet Priya (@priya_roo). With roots in India and the presently occupied land of the United States, Priya Subberwal grew up in the high alpine ecosystem of the Rocky Mountains before shifting to the occupied Lenape land of New York. For Priya, the
Meet Avery Nunn. Finding her greatest peace under the sun gently seeping through willow trees and splashing through streams during her childhood, Avery has always felt a connection to the grass beneath her feet. A culmination of life experiences
Meet Shanice Snyder. Shanice is a female-hiker, land steward, and activist currently living on the Coast Salish and Puyallup lands known as Tacoma, Washington. Shanice works primarily as a crew member for an organization in Seattle that focuses on
See you in a week, Burlington! There will be cake. Get your tickets at the link in our bio. 💌