Nerdy About Nature
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Believe in Better: Vote out of Love for a Different, Better Future
The BC NDP recently called a snap election in an attempt to gain an even stronger majority in government. Now, I’m not running in these provincial elections this time around, which gives me the ability to speak a bit more candidly, so let m...
Cedar Bark Pulling - Culturally Modified Trees in Tla-O-Qui-Aht Tribal Parks
What may look just like a ‘wild westcoast forest’ isn’t actually wilderness, but instead, a garden that has been stewarded by Indigenous peoples for thousands and thousands of years.
This Western Redcedar is a Culturally Modified Tree that...
Oldgrowth vs. Secondgrowth Forests: Moisture & Temperature
Complex mature, oldgrowth forests contain a rich diversity of plant and tree species, and this complexity insulates the forest as a whole - it shades everything and retains moisture during the hot months to keeps things well-watered and at...
Why Asters & Goldenrod Look So Dang Pretty Together
These beauties are Goldenrod and Asters, which bloom together late in the summer throughout eastern Tuttle Island, and they’re a keystone species in these grasslands that are an important food source for pollinators here, while also support...
Don’t Escape Just Yet! Save the Places we Love to Escape to!
Not sure about y’all, but I’ve found social media and the entire news cycle these days totally and completely overwhelming.
One of the best things I’ve found to clear my mind from it all is getting out into nature amongst some of the l...
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