climate change | conservation | flowers | hiking | Nature | trees
Our Love-Hate Relationship with Fire
Fire crackles and pops in our living room wood stove. I’m cozying up on this fall morning…
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butterflies | camping | flowers | hiking | Nature | Rivers | Wilderness
Wildflowers Flow from the High Wallowas
Flood alert in the high Wallowas! Wildflowers are surging, overflowing meadows, and crushing the headwater springs with…
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birds | camping | flowers | Nature | Wilderness
Song of the Summer: Swainson’s Thrush Aria
From Glacier National Park to Oregon’s coastal forests, one bird sings its way into our hearts all…
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Bitterbrush: The Scent of Memory
Bitterbrush fragrance wafts across Central Oregon in a floral, spicy, lemony, cinnamony swash. I love this subtle…
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butterflies | conservation | flowers | Nature | running
Of Monarchs, Marathons & Migration
Last week I wrote a Blog for National Wildlife Federation on the monarch butterfly migration. I knew a…
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Imnaha River: My Happy Place
This river is my happy place. I come here alone to the Imnaha and am renewed…
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art | birds | conservation | flowers | Nature | Philosophy | trees | wildlife
Andy Huber: Philosopher, Forester, Artist
Last Saturday, I met a man who reminded me of three famous people in one—Johnny Appleseed, Henry…
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birds | conservation | flowers | Nature | trees
The Owl and the Mistletoe
Great gray owls have a cozy relationship with mistletoe.
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birds | butterflies | flowers | Nature | Philosophy
How Flowers Changed the World
“The weight of a petal has changed the face of the world…” – Loren Eiseley Flowers…
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