Science, Nature & Curiosity: 58 Publications List

For curious minds who write to explore how the world works—and why it matters.

This bundle is for the thinkers, the question-askers, the explainers, and the wanderers.

If your writing connects dots, observes patterns, or zooms in on life’s invisible truths, you’re in the right place.

Inside, you’ll find Medium publications that celebrate knowledge, wonder, and discovery—whether that’s through science, travel, nature, deep learning, or simply looking at the ordinary with extraordinary curiosity.

These are spaces where your "how," "why," and "what if" essays belong. Where thoughtful research, lived experiences, and big questions are welcomed—not buried.

📂 What’s Inside

This .xlsx file includes Medium publications across 4 rich, exploratory categories:

• Science & Nature — For evidence-based writing, field notes, theories, biology, physics, psychology, environment
• Travel & Adventure — For personal travelogues, cultural insights, reflective journeys, and place-based storytelling
• Education & Learning — For teaching, learning, lifelong curiosity, skill-building, and thought leadership
• Miscellaneous & Meta — For process-focused pieces, platform reflections, and essays that don't fit neat boxes

🧠 Each entry includes:

• Publication Name + Link
• Follower Count
• About Section & Topics
• Editor Name + Profile Link
• Writer Access Notes
• Submission Guidelines
• Tags & Section Types

📋 Bonus: Pitch Tracker Included

Plan, pitch, and track your submissions with the second tab—so your most insightful pieces don’t just sit in drafts.

🎯 Best For:

• Science communicators, researchers, and educators
• Travel writers, cultural observers, and slow storytellers
• Creators exploring psychology, climate, ecosystems, learning, or discovery
• Anyone writing to explore—not just explain

If your words unravel the world a little more clearly—this is where they’ll be read.

📝 A Note on Inactive Publications

A few publications may no longer be actively publishing or taking writers.
If you find one:

• Reach out to the editor (linked in the sheet)
• Ask if they’d consider passing on access
• Even small or quiet publications can grow with steady writing and clarity of voice

Sometimes, your writing doesn’t need permission. It just needs a place to begin.