Welcome to the website of author L.M. Browning and the Wild Silence Travel Log.
Welcome to the virtual Basecamp for the Wild Silence Travel Log and all aspects of my creative work. I am an author, naturalist, environmental activist, landscape photographer, and all around vagabond. My passion in life is roaming the National Parks of the United States. As the Parks Project aptly declares, “Together, we the people own 84 million acres of pristine park wilderness that need our attention, action, and funding. Passionate pioneers fought to protect America’s greatest landscapes and most awe-inspiring views, creating National Parks.” Using the lens, the pen, and my voice, I lend my time and energy to speaking for nature in every capacity I am able. Yes, we need to save the still-wild places, but more importantly, we need to realize that the still-wild places can save us.
–Leslie M. Browning
“Sit with the silence. there is something there waiting for you.”
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When we roam the landscape, we take our camera along. Bring home one of our museum quality prints and we will donate 10% of each purchase to the National Park Foundation.
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wild silence travel log
ROAM. DISCOVER. INSPIRE.
When we are out in the wild silence, we can hear our own inner-voices clearly. That is where a trusted Field Notes journal comes in handy. Some reflections are saved just for the traveler, but some are shared here. . .
recent news
Suit Up | A Journal Entry
I will be flying in March 19-20, 2020 to represent Independent Publishing during my meetings on The Hill…
At Home in the Mountains | A Journal Entry
6,000+ Miles Travel. 2,000+ Miles driven. 12 days. 7 National Parks. 3 State Parks . . .
The Road Turns West | A Journal Entry
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Leslie M. Browning is the award-winning author of numerous titles including: To Lose the Madness: Field Notes on Trauma, Loss and Radical Authenticity.
about the traveler
Award-winning Author. TEDx Talker. Photographer. Activist. Minimalist. Lover of Mountains. Founder of the Wild Silence Travel Log.
(L.M.) Leslie M. Browning is a TEDx talker, activist, naturalist, photographer, and the award-winning author of twelve titles. She grew up in the small fishing village of Stonington, Connecticut. In her writing, Browning explores the confluence of the natural landscape and the interior landscape. She is a confluence of her flannel-clad New England roots and the wide-sky, high-desert of the West.
Browning graduated with a degree in Philosophy from the University of London and is a Fellow with the International League of Conservation Writers. She is currently working to complete a B.A. at Harvard University’s in Cambridge, Massachusetts. When not studying, writing, or publishing the work of indie authors, she is roaming the mountains . . . which are ever-calling.
TEDx Yale: Radical Authenticity & Writing on Life
“The theme of the Yale University TEDx Conference in 2018 is UNCHARTED. My ‘uncharted territory’ is the limits of our sanity in the face of successive trauma and our ability to transcend that senseless suffering into something meaningful via a practice I called ‘Radical Authenticity.’ What is Radical Authenticity? For me, it was a reckoning—it was the process of confronting everything in my life I’d been running from and eventually coming to own that journey . . . ” – L.M. Browning