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Close-up view of the red and gray flaky bark of a Pacific Yew tree.
Broken Contracts in an Old Growth Forest
The Long Haul
Rufous hummingbird with red throat and orange belly hovering in place
Connecting the Dots
Encounters with Forest People
Considering a River: Lookout Creek, Writing, and a Brief Meditation on Flow
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
black and white illustration of a diatom from an early microscope image on black background.
Observations Upon Experimental Philosophy Redux: 1668–2018
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
Water drops adhere to blooming moss after a rain.
Witness to the Rain
Decay
Hillside conifer forest with a dusting of white snow circled loosely by whtie clouds.
A Haibun Cycle
Green branches of a Pacific Silver Fir
Field Notes III
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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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