The Oyster Log
Chris BakerConsidering our northeast ecological community with curiosity and care. Deep dives, interviews, and dispatches on the flora, fauna, and funga of the moment.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 40 | Subscribers | Read | theoysterlog.substack.com |
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❃ Spring Ephemerals ❃ Pt. 1
I’ve been laid quite low this week by illness, which by all rights shouldn’t be a real surprise—I live with a pre-schooler and my work is public-facing. But after an entire winter of dodging every bug to hit my household, I will admit to fe...
In awe of the totality
I had a different topic planned for this week, which perhaps is the best framing for what I’d like to write instead, about viewing the eclipse. The fact that I knew—well in advance—that in addition to taking my child to the pediatrician, at...
Wild, wild alliums
Today I’m going to dip our collective toes into a fairly controversial topic in the world of foraging: the pungent wilds of spring allium harvests. Out of the gate (out of the ground?) I’ll preface by saying that my goal here is not to draw...
Spring book roundup: identity and landscape
As the season begins to shift into the moment of emergence, the sap slowing and buds swelling to burst, I can feel my own root system stirring in kind. I know this isn’t universal (some people claim to thrive in winter, and I suppose I have...
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Professional mycophile and founder of Chicory Naturalist, a shop and community space dedicated to nature education in Kingston, NY. Chris also authored the forthcoming picture book On a Mushroom Day, slated for release by Tundra Books in summer 2024.
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