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A Cathedral Not Made by Hands
Close view of a green pacific yew branch. photo by Matt Betts via iNaturalist
More Fun and Philosophy in Andrews Forest
What Hath God Rot?
Landcestors
close up view of the black and orange wing feathers of a varied thrush
The H.J. Andrews: Forest Reflections, Forest Clouds
Close up view of a silver, black and rust-colored Oregon Slender Salamander resting on bright green moss.
Denizens of Decay
Practicing Disaster
The head and shoulder profile of a sand-colored cougar, also known as a mountain lion, puma, or catamount, looking at something to the right outside the frame.
The Mountain Lion
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
A western spotted orbweaver spider hangs below its web.
Log Decomp Thoughts
a reddish-orange lobster mushroom grows from a mossy forest floor in front of trees in the background
Explorations in Oregon’s Andrews Experimental Forest
Composer’s Note – Song of the Most Beautiful Bird of the Forest
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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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