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2010

view of the gnarly dark brown roots of a fallen cedar in a green forest
Legacies of Decay
What Hath God Rot?
In the very large, the very small
The Walking Gods
The Deadfall on the 305 Road
sword ferns grow in sunlight atop a decaying moss-covered log
Decomposition and Memory
How I Met Earth
A western spotted orbweaver spider hangs below its web.
Log Decomp Thoughts
In the forest, a stream rushes over moss covered rocks. Green doug fir and hemlock trees in the background and foreground, logs and woody debris caught in the stream.
Walking Notes
Close-up view of a dark red wild ginger bloom with three petals on green and brown background Photo by W. Siegmund
Wild Ginger
Two paintings one light one dark with rows of painted squares in shades of gray and brown.
Ambient
Spectrogram of the call of a Pacific wren.
Field Notes I
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The Forest Log collects work created by participants in the Spring Creek Project’s Long-Term Ecological Reflections program at H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest. 

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