Notes from a naturalist and natural dyer living, engaging, and creating with the ecological communities of California.
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The Deepening Season
We’re beyond the autumnal equinox; night and day now past their momentary equilibrium, the diurnal scale tilting toward longer nights as days and light dwindle steadily until the winter solstice.
Plants are slowing their growth, but down b...
On Seeing Clearly
Somewhere around the town of Mojave, rounding the southern tip of the Sierra, I switch from my city sunglasses to the polarized pair. The change is instinctive; the sun here is brighter, the sky today is cloudless, and the bare hills give o...
An Autumn Retreat at the Berbo Homestead
You are invited to the Berbo Homestead—forty acres on the edge of the desert and mountains in California’s Eastern Sierra—for an ecologically immersive Autumn Retreat.
Enjoy two nights of camping, guided natural dyeing, herbal salve and oi...
To Listen When the Land Speaks
Introducing the Berbo Homestead Box, a collection of goods made in collaboration with the flora of my new home in California’s Eastern Sierra—and, only in this first collection, creations made with the last plants I gathered from my beloved...
To Love the Wind
This is a story about wildfire. Consider this a content warning, and a reminder to take care if you are sensitive to reading about this topic.
I am learning to love the wind again. It comes in great gusts down the mountains, animating ever...
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Earth person, natural dyer, educator. Living and working among the plant communities of California. On 40 acres in Payahuunadü (the Eastern Sierra).
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