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Time and the Selva Oscura
Geomorphology
Red alder flowers hang from the end of a branch with green leaves on black background
Field Notes: May 10–22, 2018
Two white tri-petaled blooms of western trillium, each rise from three green leaves on stems above the forest floor.
Environmental Writing and the Ecology of Hope
A bull Roosevelt Elk stands among large tree trunks and a green understory in the forest.
Identities
How I Met Earth
watercolor painting in purples and blues of dark fir trees in the foreground and, lighter, ridgelines behind them and above, a clouded grayblue sky. white spots on the image that blot out the color are where raindrops fell during the painting process.
Residency Log, Andrews Experimental Forest
racks of dyed wool yarns in many vibrant colors
Decomposition Study
Spectrogram of the call of a Pacific wren.
Field Notes I
Considering a River: Lookout Creek, Writing, and a Brief Meditation on Flow
Debris Flume
Green and black microscopic view of stomata in a Douglas fir needle
The Spark
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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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