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The book Walden, or Life in the Woods tells the story of the so-called Walden Experiment by the American philosopher and naturalist Henry Thoreau. For about two years, the author lived on the shore of a pond near the town of Concord, and later described this experience in a book. Observing nature, growing plants, and building a hut became an impetus for the author to crystallise his own worldview. Thoreau is one of those thinkers whose philosophising corresponded to life practices. His texts were reactualised in the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. And he became one of the forerunners of modern environmental movements. The cover illustration is by Tetiana Bohuslavska