Did you know that these days we spend more time in digital worlds than in a forest, on the beach, or in the park? And that some people trust their step counter more than their own instincts? Or that our brains are being influenced by algorithms that respond to us much faster than we can respond to them?

In this edition of the Next Nature Magazine, we explore how we can tame our digital overload. With essays, projects, and interviews from a range of remarkable minds — designers, thinkers, and fellows — we offer fresh perspectives on restoring our mental, physical, and emotional well-being.

But that’s not all. We go deeper. How will we live? What will we eat? How will our bodies change? How will we evolve? How will we move? And how will we stay connected? With the pillars Life, Food, Body, Evolution, Travel, and Connection, we explore six speculative future scenarios.

Next Nature Magazine is, in short, the lifestyle guide for anyone who wants to move consciously (and with style) through the world of tomorrow — where humanity, nature, and technology are becoming ever more closely intertwined.

Featuring contributions from Chloé Rutzerveld, Designpolitie, DISNOVATION, Emma van der Leest, Floris Kaayk, Heleen Blanken, Henk Loorbach, Hendrik-Jan Grievink, Hung Lu Chan, Inês Barros, José van Dijck, Jules Ruis, Koert van Mensvoort, Leidy Karina Gomez Montoya, Magdalena Salinas, Mieke Gerritzen, Peter Lunenfeld, Rob Stolte, Rudy van Belkom, and URLAND.