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Looking up the moss covered trunk of a large fir tree toward the canopy limbs.
Three Poems
Among the Douglas Firs
Forest Breakfast
A water strider insect standing on the surface of water.
Strider
three rust, brown, and white shelf fungus grow from the side of a large lichen-covered conifer trunk above a green shrubby understory.
Variable Poetic Cruise
A gray and brown Douglas Squirrel sits on a branch.
Walking Tour
Pink heart-shaped blooms of pacific bleeding heart rise on a stalk above green feathery leaves
Still Life
The Walking Gods
light gray oakmoss grows on a branch in front of shadowed background
Genesis: Primeval Rivers and Forests
The Interpretive Trail
Looking out from the canopy of an old growth douglas fir, green moss-covered limbs in the foreground, sunlit fir and cedar trees in the background.
Four Poems
A small brown pacific wren looks up from a pile of leaves on the ground.
This Ground Made of Trees
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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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