Philippa’s Substack
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Long ago, far away, and in our hands
In the snow-stilled forest, where the deer have disturbed the drifts, mosses are bright as the winter moon, and the root systems of our woodland ephemerals are preparing to send stems, leaves and flowers above ground for their brief visit i...
Birds, butterflies, moths, and two winged plants
Euonymus alatus (good name + winged), also known as burning bush, is a beautiful shrub. Although it is often left to clump, pruning brings out the elegant structure of the wings referenced in its name. When I first saw the blueish reds of t...
Uses, knowledge, and extinction risk
Photo Credit: Amanda Bevan Zientek. Amanda’s a bat expert. Please read one of her essays here.
Those who find bats disturbing will not be surprised to know Bat Week coincides with Halloween. If you are among them, perhaps when you reach th...
Wild Rice, and a Recovering River
Iris versicolor, also known as blue flag, in a wetland
There is actually such a thing as the “environmental industry,” despite the seemingly odd juxtaposition of words. The industry’s restoration projects can be controversial. In some case...
Resting in the rain
We stopped by the headwater of the Catskill on our way home from the farmers’ market this morning. For the first time catkins were visible on the pussy willows that line the walkway, trees and shrubs partially obscuring the rusting cars tha...
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I write about labor trends and transformed habitats. My thoughts on principles, science-based remedies, and supporting wildlife surviving in novel ecosystems are intended to provide balance in our time of chaotic immediacy.
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