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What Hath God Rot?
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
View from above of Fireweed leaves turned red in fall on a green mossy background
Where the Forests Breathe
Spectrogram of the call of a Pacific wren.
Field Notes I
Child of a Salmon Star
Composer’s Note – Song of the Most Beautiful Bird of the Forest
Time and the Selva Oscura
close view of the green toothed leaves and yellow blooms of Oregon Grape
Owl Watching in the Experimental Forest
Small Animal Survey Notes
A tan and white mountain plover bird stands in grassland habitat.
Pre-relevance
sword ferns grow in sunlight atop a decaying moss-covered log
Decomposition and Memory
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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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