The Misguided Compass
Melannie JonesThe Misguided Compass is where conservation gets personal. True stories from the field, the water, and the porch; funny, honest, and written for anyone who has ever felt more alive outside than in.
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Nobody Funded My Childhood
I recently learned that Washington State has a grant called No Child Left Inside. It funds programs to get kids outside.
Wait. What?! A grant to fund programs to get kids outside?!
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Where the Wild Things (a.k.a. Kids) Still Grow
I grew up outside. Not because someone declared that “fresh air builds character,” but because the outdoors was simply where life happened. There were no curated childhood enrichment programs. No electronics. No “forest school” (unless you...
☕ Coffee, Chickadees, and the Fine Art of Doing Almost Nothing
Morning Mayhem and the Bird-Feeder Circus
It’s early morning, and the world outside my window is wrapped in frost. From the porch, I can see the maple tree in my front yard, its bare branches holding a line of bird feeders like ornaments o...
Bluegill Brigade
(This story is based on my childhood memories from the late 70s/early 80s — a little fuzzy around the edges, but the fish were definitely real.)
When I was about twelve, my little brother and I used to spend part of the summer with our gra...
Hooked: A First-Timer’s Dive Into the Sockeye Circus
It started when I got invited on an all-girls fishing trip for sockeye salmon. Yum. I love salmon. I’d been fishing before, mostly with my grandparents as a kid. My brother and I used to catch tiny bluegills in the local pond and toss them...
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Executive Director of the Inland Northwest Wildlife Council. Storyteller. Grew up watching from the shoreline and somehow ended up running a wildlife council. Still figuring out which direction the compass points.
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