Trees for the Trees
Christine KanownikThis is where we go to think about trees. Not just one tree but all the trees and our relationship to them.
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Trees of the Dead
To be honest with you, Reader, I sometimes struggled with what to say here. Life has been busy, sure, but it has also been breathtakingly cruel recently. When I get in my car, sometimes those short news bulletins from my local NPR station a...
The Book of Mushrooms
Welp, another Wednesday and still no Rapture. And relatedly, I’ve been thinking a lot about mushrooms.
I have a pet theory that mushrooms (together with bacteria and rocks) are the ones really in charge. Humans merely move furniture aroun...
The double dream of spring
As I write this, there are tears in my eyes. It may have something to do with all my ambient anxiety, but today, I have also been caught up in a reverie. You see, I have been overcome by the WONDERS OF SPRING.
Little wonders
Early Spring...
Plants thinking thoughts
Frozen lakes, poisoned cherries, and giant houseplants that are listening to you
Thinking about plants and trees sometimes feels like escapism. Like the fact that whole kingdoms of living species have no idea what DOGE is? That sounds deli...
THE 10 BEST TREES OF 2024
The only year end review worth reading
Happy New Year, everyone. Welcome to this brand new year! There is something so alluring about a new year.
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Poet, curator at Field Trip in Hamtramck. Probably thinking about trees.
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