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Fracture Book Review with the center for humans and nature

It was a pleasure to read and write a review for the book "Fracture." Thank you to the Center for Humans and Nature, The Spring Creek Project, and the Environmental Arts and Humanities program for this opportunity. You can read my review on the EcoLit Books website.

Environmental Arts & Humanities Blog Post - Spiraling Into Spring 

I took part in the Spring Campus Ramble at the end of April and documented my experience in pros and photos. Read my blog post for some playground musings and maybe even a few spirals! 

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Photo by Ian Line/ Flickr

Photo by Ian Line/ Flickr

High Country News Opinion Piece Published! 

I am so excited to announce that a revised portion of my undergraduate thesis project was published as an opinion piece in High Country News in their Writers on the Range section. Guess what it's about? Dog poop! It's also about environmental responsibility. Please check it out!

True Nature Filter Blog Launch

True Nature Filter is a blog project designed to challenge the way you perceive those photogenic nature scenes that tempt amateur and professional photographers alike. Don't just look at nature, learn about it. I dare you.

Environmental Arts and Humanities (EAH) Blog Post

My EAH cohort has a blog where we post about events we attend each term. I just added a new post about an environmental ethics book talk... and it's also about Beauty and the Beast. 

Wildfire smoke might (partially) come from trees, but that doesn't mean it's safe to inhale. Check out my new post about breathing through a respirator mask during fire season.🔥🌲🔥 Link in bio! . . . . If you're following for the #naturephotography , I swear there will be many pretty pics to come. But right now I'm focused on smoke, because of that whole saying about life handing you lemons. 🍋
With all this talk of wildfire smoke and air pollution, "Air Quality Index" gets thrown around a lot. But what is it? Check out the new #quickpost in my blog for info on #AQI measurements and apps. This gorgeous (🙄) pic was from my trip to the gym yesterday. Did you know that I live in a valley surrounded by mountains? Me neither! #bestviewever 🌄 ... 😑 Link in bio.
Sometimes there are no pretty pictures to share. The Rogue Valley has been filled with smoke for more than a month, and the things I love most - hiking, taking walks, jumping into lakes - are now detrimental to my health. I've been indoors for most of the summer, and it sucks. But I can't use the smoke as an excuse not to write, so I hope you'll follow along with my smoke-related blog posts. Link in bio! 🔥🌲🔥
It was a beautiful day for sharing a thistle. 🐝☮🐝
I was so impressed by the Washed Ashore Project when we visited their location in Bandon, OR. The artists involved with the initiative make spectacular sculptures and other art from found objects (mainly plastic) that washes onto beaches. It was a humbling reminder that, even when I feel overwhelmed about the state of the world, that's not an excuse to say "to heck with it!" and get careless about my plastic consumption. My individual actions still affect my environment, for better or for worse. #arttosavethesea #washedashore #oregoncoast #plastic #pollution #saynotostraws #seaturtles #flotsam #bigbluesea #pnw #pnwwonderland #environmentalscience #ecology #lesswaste #searise #climatechange #art #seaart #nature #truenaturefilter #getoutside #wonder @art_to_save_the_sea
Hanging out together at the edge of the Cape.