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A northwest temperate rainforest stream cascades down a hillside over green moss-covered rocks by fallen logs and under ferns.
A Ramble in the Andrews
On a black background, a northern flying squirrel in flight holding a nut in his/her mouth.
Poems & Journal 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
Cry, They Are Called
Green vanilla leaf leaves and white blooms on stalks.
Reflections: Field Notes, Journal Entries, Essay, Poems, and Comments
When the Ancient Forest Embraces You
Water drops adhere to blooming moss after a rain.
Witness to the Rain
Science of Seeing: Hope and the Thing with Feathers
Rivershift
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
Light sun beams shine down through a break in dark grey clouds.
Out of Time
Reflections:  Field Notes, Journal Entries, Essay, Poems, and Comments
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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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