> ## Content Index > Fetch the complete content index at: https://www.thereserveeditorial.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover other available public pages before exploring further. # Let's start here - URL: https://www.thereserveeditorial.com/lets-start-here/ - Published: 2026-11-09T08:10:00.000Z - Updated: 2026-11-09T22:38:02.000Z - Description: A little introduction to The Reserve Editorial: why I’m bringing it back, what you’ll find here, and my hope for the community we’ll build together. - Author: Miriam Carbo Amoros - Tags: Editor's note Editor’s note Welcome readers, ![Portrait of Miriam Carbó](https://storage.ghost.io/c/c2/a7/c2a71e7e-57fd-4bd4-9b88-9c8e5a850047/content/images/2026/10/Dise--o-sin-t--tulo-6.png) The Reserve has been a project dear to my heart for quite some time. It all started when I founded the brand in 2020\. Oh yes! A product of COVID. When I created it, it was a digital marketing and creative studio that also served as a safe space to talk about Earth, sustainability, and conservation, and to celebrate projects based on those values, all feeding into the online Magazine. Unfortunately, The Reserve Agency closed its doors in March 2023\. I started a new professional journey with full-time employment. Ever since then, I’ve missed the purpose that we had built, the community, and the celebration of all of those who are doing good. Life is like that; it brings you through curves and bridges, so you can find out over time what it is that you really want to do, what your purpose is, and how to walk towards it. So now here we are, 6 years later, reopening the project, updating it, and redefining its purpose. Welcome to the Reserve Editorial. The Reserve Editorial is an independent online editorial that explores what it means to live closer to the natural world. It does so through storytelling, photography, accessible environmental education, culture, conservation, and outdoor experiences. The goal and purpose of all of this is to help promote a richer and more intentional way of living; one rooted in presence, curiosity, knowledge, and respect for the planet. This site has been created to both celebrate the natural world and to help people better understand what’s threatening it by spreading knowledge and by helping you find ways to take action in your daily lives. We all know that complex subjects such as climate change, plastic pollution, microplastics, biodiversity loss, and changing ecosystems are hard to understand, but our goal is to make all these difficult matters approachable and easy to comprehend. At its core, [The Reserve Editorial ](https://www.thereserveeditorial.com/)will be highlighting people, places, projects, and ideas that help shape a more conscious relationship with the world around us. At the same time, we will be encouraging you to spend more time outside; we will try to help our community look more closely and ask better questions to be able to make more informed decisions. It doesn't sound too bad, right? At the end of the day, I am launching The Reserve because it’s extremely important to me to help *(in the measures that I can)* and transmit my belief that a richer life begins with greater connections: to nature, to knowledge, to place, community, and especially to the present moment. So now that I have explained what The Reserve is to me and what it’s meant to become, let me tell you about what you are going to be able to find if you decide to join our community. If you are reading this, it’s because we have launched! With the launch, you can find this letter from me to you, as well as the first three articles: [“Microplastics: Our new invaders”](https://www.thereserveeditorial.com/microplastics-our-new-invaders/), an article that will help you understand how something largely invisible can affect and reach our everyday life; [“The Forest Beneath the Ocean”](https://www.thereserveeditorial.com/the-forest-beneath-the-ocean/); we take a closer look and explore the ecosystems beneath the Pacific and the work done to protect them and [“Five books for fall”](https://www.thereserveeditorial.com/five-books-for-fall/); an exploration of how literature can deepen our relationship with places, seasons, and nature. With these first three articles, we want to showcase how all these matters (science, conservation, and culture) belong together in this new space. I am inviting you to a space where curiosity, discovery, and inspiration are its breath, a space where you can find a community passionate about Earth, a space to learn, ask questions, and exchange perspectives. I encourage you to join this community, where thoughtful work will be shared, clear and honest concepts will be presented, and a care for imagery and sources will be a must. I am so grateful for you being here, reading these words, and maybe thinking about being a part of this new journey with me. I encourage you all to share your stories with us. Let me drop this question for all of you, since I would love to hear every single response: ***What is something about the natural world you wish you understood better?*** Let’s start there, I can’t wait to see where this takes us, *And remember: always be curious and stay inspired,* Miriam Carbó Founder and Editor