Roots of the Sky
Scott DierksWriting about how plant communities make the living world possible, managing energy, carbon and water in the thin space around the rock we call home.
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Water is an Alien
Source: Michel Kapelli https://www.michelkapelli.com/flux_lucelle.html. Image captured at night on submerged, glass-encased, photosensitive paper by shining a flashlight at an oblique angle to the water surface on the Lucelle River, Switzer...
Home is another word for niche
Flowers and fruit of the Eucalyptus Incrassata
The ecological term for where plants live is niche. But niche is more than just a place, it is the process of living. It is the dynamic interplay of organisms and environment bound together by...
Wrong fork in the road: the problem with human exceptionalism
Self-sorted gravel in bedrock crack at Pismo Beach, California
The earth is the forgotten basis of all our awareness – David Abram from: Spell of the Sensuous (1996).
“If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to m...
Moisture Recycling - Roots of the Sky, p2: The Amazon Rainforest
The band of clouds near the equator are the Intertropical Convergence Zone, the ITCZ. Source: Wikipedia.
I am trying to tell a story about the co-evolution of plants with the planet. The storyline begins with the science of ecohydrology (...
Moisture Recycling: Roots of the Sky, Pt.1 - The Piedmont and Coastal Loblolly Forests of North Carolina
Drawing by Joseca Mokahesi Yanomami, Storm over the Forest, 2005. Published in: Trees, a catalogue of the exhibition by Fondation Cartier pour L’art contemporain, Paris, 2019.
“I want to warn the white people before they wind up tearing th...
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I'm an ecological engineer, interested in the rooting zone and its impacts on soils and water cycling. I have 25-years+ experience designing upland, wetland and river restoration and stormwater green infrastructure projects.
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