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Science Mind, Literary Mind
The Contribution of Reflective Writing to Ecological Awareness at the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest
A bull Roosevelt Elk stands among large tree trunks and a green understory in the forest.
Identities
Photo of water droplets caught in a spider web.
Journal Excerpts
Close-up view of the red and gray flaky bark of a Pacific Yew tree.
Broken Contracts in an Old Growth Forest
Journal Entries and Various Works in Progress
View of a clearcut hillside with stumps, downed wood, and a few scattered saplings. Behind the hill to the left are trees at the edge of the forest. At top, a bright blue sky.
Clearcut Ironies
Juxtaposition
Green branches of a Pacific Silver Fir
Field Notes III
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
The pink and white bloom of a Calypso Orchid on a green blurred background.
Debris
close view of green new growth of pacific blackberry on black background
Field Notes II
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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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