Antonia Malchik writes about a variety of subjects but specializes in walking, public lands/environment, and science writing. Her essays and articles have been published by Aeon, The Atlantic, Orion, GOOD, High Country News, and a variety of other publications. She lives in northwest Montana, where she volunteers with local bike and pedestrian management committees and advocates for public lands, community engagement, and education.
She also researches and writes on the importance of embodied learning--being in the world--as a way for both children and adults to understand the world and themselves; her research into walking has explored the idea that the interaction between our bodies and the world can equally inform our spiritual selves and our scientific understanding. Her first book, A Walking Life, about the past and future of walking’s role in our shared humanity, is published by Hachette.
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