At Sugar Island, I taught some people about the Indian Cucumber. It grows in the earth like a carrot but it’s white and tastes like starchy cucumber-carrot flavor, the texture is like a raw potato. I learned about safety when knocking down widow makers in trails, I think that’s when I had my most fun that and knocking over standing dead trees. I think I have bonded a good bit with my crew mates and people we had worked with over that week. I don’t really like canoeing, but canoeing with my crew mate/cousin Kaden was cool. Though it was his first time sitting in the back, so it was a little sketchy, but we made it back to the truck safely.
Written by Nick Alpeza
The Paper Birch: A Central Character in the Story of Ecological Succession
Written by Dave Wager, forest ecologist
Written by Eytan Krasilovsky
Written by Mackenzie Alexander and Eytan Krasilovsky
The Fight to Keep Beech on the Landscape
Written by Kat Smallwood
Written by Lilly Roehrig
Written by Ami Kane, Chief Development Officer
