For my senior project I will be mapping out and doing an ecological survey of my parents’ 36-acre woodlot, combining field work, plant and animal inventories, field-naturalist observations, creative writing, art, and photography. With help from David Carroll, respected naturalist, author and illustrator (and neighbor), I hope to ultimately achieve a greater sense of place and connection with my bioregion.
18 May 2011
Hunkering Down
The rain kept me inside for a good part of the day today, but I kept myself occupied with some reading as well as some painting and illustration. Along with reading Wendell Berry's Home Economics, I have also been perusing Sepp Holzer's Permaculture, and of course, The Vegetable Gardener's Bible by Edward Smith (highly recommended) as I think about arranging the garden this season and look into some permaculture techniques for the long run around the homestead. I also looked over some of Doug's identification books and local species lists (the wildlife diversity here in Warner is astounding on paper).
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