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Madeline Edwards

Madeline Edwards

Madeline Edwards is a journalist and sewist who writes about rural life, offbeat histories and the environment.

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Joy and Trepidation Among Syria’s Druze

Joy and Trepidation Among Syria’s Druze

In Sweida, a Druze-majority province in southern Syria, the fall of the Assad regime was marked by local fighters freeing prisoners and seizing key sites. Amid ongoing celebrations, the region faces an uncertain future under Syria’s new rulers.

Madeline Edwards
Lebanon’s Goats and Their Herders Brave Warmer Weather

Lebanon’s Goats and Their Herders Brave Warmer Weather

Historically, much of Jabal Akroum has relied on animal transhumance, which predates human pastoralism. If you’re transhumant, you follow the natural migration of your animals to lower-lying warm valleys in winter and back up to the cooler mountains for summer. But the steady creep of climate change, combined with dire daily realities, means that the ancient rhythm of transhumance is losing its pace.

Madeline Edwards