In the Language of Birds
“If the world were merely seductive, that would be easy. If it were merely challenging, that would…
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Seven “Saving the Wilds” Stories for Oregon Wild
What better way to end 2024 than with compiled stories of often unheralded women and men saving…
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art | conservation | moths | Nature | wildlife
Spotted Bat Moon Dance
“Without the call there is no echo.” Ed Yong, Immense World Whirling in moonlight and stars, spotted…
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A Storied Wind Reveals the Way of Beauty
On July 17th, I had the pleasure of giving a reading at the historic Wallowa Lake Lodge,…
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art | conservation | Nature | Wilderness | wildlife
Refugia of the Blue Mountains
Refugia- wildlands, wild rivers, and wild pockets offering safe havens and passage for native plants and wildlife…
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Why I Love Wilderness with a big “W”
“To be whole. To be complete. Wildness reminds us what it means to be human, what we…
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Coyote Race Track
Close to our home is the Turquoise Forest, or so Wes and I have named this hideaway…
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conservation | forests | Nature | trees | wildlife
Witness Tree
“One tree, by being deeply wounded,Has been impressed as Witness Tree”— Excerpt from poem “Beech” in A…
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birds | Nature | Philosophy | Rivers | wildlife
Bugbee Nature Preserve: “In attending to this wilderness”
I posted a different version of this blog in winter of 2017. Now in the midst of…
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birds | conservation | Nature | wildlife
What Flocking Snow Geese Tell Us
The snow drifts, rises, falls, settles, swirls, and becomes one peninsula of birds on Summer Lake Wildlife…
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