
Clear Some Woods for Wild Geranium
Two decades ago I noticed a farmer re-fencing a pasture near Frytown. I remembered when it had been oak-hickory forest,... Read More →
Two decades ago I noticed a farmer re-fencing a pasture near Frytown. I remembered when it had been oak-hickory forest,... Read More →
Who would think that kids and adults alike would (willingly!) shed shoes and socks to wade, knee-deep, in a creek... Read More →
This blog caught my eye because we are also in the process of re-accreditation. Bur Oak Land Trust’s board has... Read More →
This year our late April-early May weather was quite normal, leaving gardeners and farmers alike wondering whether they had actually... Read More →
Last year I offered my method for avoiding getting bit by deer flies: Looking to Outmaneuver Deer Flies and it... Read More →
Who doesn’t have a fondness for the acrobatic, omnipresent black-capped chickadee? They’ve got it all in a tiny, boisterous package:... Read More →
Large flocks of geese pulsed high overhead this year as the warming days of February transitioned into March. Sometimes wave... Read More →
The Land Trust Alliance has some great blogs from land trusts around the country who are also working on finding... Read More →
About six summers ago I was walking up a narrow ravine in River Heights with two guys while evaluating erosion... Read More →
In March at Prairie Preview, Joyce Miller and I discussed her need to control weeds around a schoolchildren’s garden, without... Read More →