Koru Magazine is a literary and multimedia publication looking for creative and passionate individuals who care deeply about spreading the message of environmental awareness and harmony with nature. Send us your short stories, essays, opinions, poetry, illustrations, and photography – anything you believe will have an impact!

We know it can be hard for young environmentalists to make their voices heard. By submitting your work to Koru Magazine, you will have the chance to be published in our online magazine, be credited with a byline, and join an international community …

A premium custom publication for Air New Zealand, Kia Ora delivers lushly illustrated, engaging editorial content – spanning informative travel features and stories on local business and culture – to a vast, wide-reaching readership.

Koru's October 2023 issue is out now!! From after-hours romance to shopping lists reimagined, our contributors have once again blown us away with their talent and creative takes on our theme, "Nature As A Muse".

Koru is a magazine for youth to share their perspectives on nature, environmental awareness, the climate crisis, and sustainable living. Our mission is to empower and connect environmentally conscious teenagers from all walks of life through the universal languages of art and creativity.

Koru Mag is an online literary and art magazine. We accept fiction, non-fiction, poetry, and digital art. You can now find us at our new website here!

Jun 23, 2017 · Koru Mag is an online literary and art magazine. Issue Two contains fan fiction, fan poetry, and non-fiction.

Our mission is simple: to empower and connect youth from around the world through environmental writing. No matter where you are in the world – from flooding in Venice to wildfires in California – climate change is here, and it’s here now.

A Koru collaboration with the Re-Earth Initiative for World Ocean Month 2023 How the US Supreme Court Gutted the Clean Water Act — And Why It Matters The implications of the Supreme Court's decision in Sackett v.

Oct 16, 2016 · This magazine was named after the silverfern, a native New Zealand plant, as it unfolds. Koru means loop and is a symbol of creation; it represents how life changes and yet stays the same.