Sacred Earth Magazine is a not-for‑profit platform that supports and showcases the work of individuals organisations and communities engaged in environmental conservation, mindfulness and inner transformation, sustainable living and community development. Our aim is to amplify serious, thoughtful and grounded voices that align with reverence for the Earth and ethical ways of living.

Key Policies

No Remuneration: We do not offer financial remuneration for published articles or contributions. The magazine operates as a non‑profit initiative and contributors are invited to share their work as part of a shared commitment to the mission, rather than as paid content.

No Publication Notification: Authors will not be informed when their article is published. Once accepted, the editorial team may publish the piece at a time that suits the magazine’s schedule. Contributors are welcome to follow the website and social channels to track when their work appears.

Non‑Exclusive Rights: Authors retain copyright to their work. By submitting, they grant Sacred Earth Magazine a non‑exclusive, royalty‑free license to publish the work on the website, newsletters and associated platforms.

Original and Unpublished: Submissions must be original and may be previously published online or in print, unless otherwise agreed with the editorial team. Misrepresentation or without detail references will result in rejection or removal.

Who Can Submit

We welcome submissions from:

• Conservation practitioners, researchers and educators.

• Mindfulness and contemplative practitioners, teachers and guides.

• Community leaders, social entrepreneurs and grassroots organisers.

• Artists, poets, storytellers and photographers whose work resonates with our theme of conservation.

We especially encourage submissions from women, youth, marginalised communities and emerging voices.

What We Publish

• Reflective essays and opinion pieces (800–2,000 words).

• Project features and case studies (1,000–2,500 words).

• Short reflections, field notes or journal‑style entries (500–1,000 words).

• Creative writing connected to our theme of conservation

• Photo essays and visual narratives (with captions and short text).

Submission Requirements

Language: English, clear and readable.

Format: Submit as an editable file attached (e.g., .docx or Google Docs link) by email.

Include in your email:

• Full name and contact details.

• Affiliation or organisation (if any).

• Article title and type.

• Short abstract (if applicable).

• Any images or files as attachments or shared links.

Editorial Right

The editorial team may edit for clarity, grammar, structure and length, while preserving the author’s core message.

The magazine reserves the right to reject or withdraw submissions at any stage, for reasons such as misalignment with our mission, factual inaccuracy or concerns about tone or ethics.

How to Submit

Email your submission to: sacredearthmagazine[at]gmail.com.

Subject line: “Submission – [Type of Content] – [Title]”.

We aim to acknowledge submissions within six weeks, but response times may vary.

By submitting to Sacred Earth Magazine, authors confirm that they accept our no‑remuneration policy, agree that they will not be informed when their article is published and understand that the magazine is a non‑profit platform intended to showcase their work and that of organisations and does not function as a commercial publishing house.

Use of Titles and Honorifics

Sacred Earth Magazine does not use honorifics such as Mr, Ms, Miss, Doctorate, Professor, Engineer et al or similar titles in bylines, article headings or general text. We refer to authors and contributors by their first and last names only, in the interest of simplicity and equality. Any formal titles may appear only in the author’s detailed bio paragraph, if provided.

The exception is for medical practitioners (e.g., physicians, surgeons or other clinically recognised medical professionals), whose professional titles such as Dr. may be included in the byline or bio at their explicit request and when relevant to the context of the article.