eating native wild Juneberry fruits, baby bluebirds, prairie stewardship, removing weeds, late spring flowers, and more.
Check
out my daily blog for the month of June 2018 (Hoehee 2018). Each day
shows some various activities that I do in science, art, nature,
culture, land stewardship, and in learning about holistic good, morals,
and beyond. I post a photo every day.
This month of June 2018, I ate edible wild native plants, such as the Juneberry fruit and the Elderberry flowers. For landscape architecture, in June, I met with Jody to discuss her permaculture farm, design plans, and site details. My spring nature classes finished in May, my fall nature classes start in September. In June, for my ecological restoration work, I worked
on prairies, removing invasive exotic weeds. My blog shows several June blooming prairie flowers. Plus, in a prairie, in a bird nest box, I saw baby bluebirds, the day they hatched and as they are growing. There's even a photo of a snapping turtle, that wandered into a laundromat.
teaching nature classes, prairie stewardship, spreading native prairie flower seeds, many spring wildflowers are blooming, and more.
Check out my daily blog for the month of May 2018 (Yeeyoet 2018). Every month shows some various activities that I do in science, art, nature, culture, land stewardship, and in learning about holistic good, morals, and beyond. I post a photo every day.
This month of May 2018, I finished up teaching the my spring semester classes: "Nature and the Community Arts," and "Wilderness and Culture," at Fernwood Gardens and Benton Harbor. On daily blog, see photos of nature classes activities. For my ecological restoration work, I worked on spreading native prairie flower seeds onto prairies. The permaculture farm is slowly but surely moving forward, still in the planning stages in May 2018, but construction will begin in a few months. Plus, the month of May photos exhibit several spring flowers budding and blooming.
