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Karen Lloyd is an English author, poet, and environmental activist from the Lake District. She is the author of The Gathering Tide (Saraband 2016) (selected as one of The Observer Writers’ Books of the Year in 2016), The Blackbird Diaries (Saraband 2017) and Abundance: Nature in Recovery (Bloomsbury 2021). Her writing has been published in The Guardian and various magazines and journals, including BBC Countryfile, The Ecologist and Goldsmiths scholarly communications. Her essays have been published on Dark Mountain ('Inside the Rockpool Shrimp there is a Dying Star') on Mark Avery's Blog and in the forthcoming edition of Bending Genre: Essays on Creative Nonfiction (Bloomsbury Academic). In spring 2020, after lockdown, she was commissioned by the BBC to write a poem in response to Ruskin's

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