Volunteers with Spotted Knapweed It’s July. It’s hot. Sweat is a constant companion in the field. Ticks are out in force; the berry bushes have thorns that grasp clothing at every step. Plants out of place otherwise known as inappropriate plants or invasive plants laugh at us as we pass by knowing that we are… Continue Reading Notes from the Land: Why We Do What We Do
Notes from the Land: The Language of Nature
On your next hike, take the time to sit for a while and wait…and listen.
Notes from the Land: Sounds of Spring
At this time of year, wander out to any wetland after dark and you will be greatly rewarded with a chorus that vibrates all the way into your core.
Protected: Notes from the Land: Fall on the Prairie
By saying yes and wandering into the deeper recesses of the grassland, we are immediately engulfed into the intimacy of this prairie world.
