About Pam Delany

Pam Delany is a storyteller and writer whose work is rooted in a deep reverence for all kin—human, animal, plant, and place. With a thoughtful, observant voice, she explores themes of connection, belonging, and ecological intimacy. Her project, Desert Voices: Stories of Kinship, weaves narratives from the Sonoran Desert, illuminating the ways life here survives, adapts, and thrives together. Through essays, photographs, and reflections, Pam invites readers to listen closely to the voices of the land and recognize themselves as part of a larger, living community.

Pam lives in the heart of the Sonoran Desert with her partner Brian and their two dogs, Beau Jo and Scout. Her writing appears in Green Living Magazine, where she shares stories that highlight sustainability, stewardship, and hope. Guided by love, curiosity, and a fierce respect for the natural world, Pam writes to build bridges—between people and places, between past and future, between what is and what could be. She believes in the power of storytelling to awaken empathy, deepen understanding, and inspire meaningful action.