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Small Animal Survey Notes
The Contribution of Reflective Writing to Ecological Awareness at the H.J. Andrews Experimental Forest
Green fronds of bracken fern
Varieties of Attentiveness
A bull Roosevelt Elk stands among large tree trunks and a green understory in the forest.
Identities
Close up view of the brown white and black patterned feathers of a Ruffed Grouse.
Primordial Chords
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
light green new growth on the end of a dark green western hemlock branch
Purity and Change: Reflections in an Old Growth Forest
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
close view of the green toothed leaves and yellow blooms of Oregon Grape
Owl Watching in the Experimental Forest
Journal Entries and Various Works in Progress
On a black background, a northern flying squirrel in flight holding a nut in his/her mouth.
Poems & Journal Notes
View from above of Fireweed leaves turned red in fall on a green mossy background
Where the Forests Breathe
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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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