Infinite Peninsula
Chris RurikFrom Chris Rurik, naturalist-spy and explorer of place, on being rooted in all things wild, lost and rewilding — from the South Salish Sea, Cascadia.
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The Artful Forest Family
What happens when a forest is encouraged to diversify? The Douglas-fir plantations we have all too often inherited are known for their tight spacing and lack of diversity, hence lack of habitat and scarce wildlife. But what about lack of co...
Washington's Biggest Madronas
The setting is Port Angeles. It is the Fourth of July. All the things those two facts require—a lawn mower derby, the arcade, spilled ice cream, a parade, tents scattered across sun-drenched docks and everybody in the city out there, taking...
Finding Butterflies in a Clearcut
After all the monsters I’ve laid down, it’s just a little scotch broom plant, tossed aside on my way to a much-needed water break, that scares up the find of the day: a butterfly that flashes orange and white as it escapes the flying broom....
The Two-headed Snake
The boa is wedged in a crack between a chimney of big round stones from the beach and the room’s old drywall. Head down, most of its two-foot length can only be seen as a darker shadow in the crack. Near its tail, where a chimney stone juts...
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