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June 01, 2007
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A Pond in the Woods
June 01, 2007
Photo by Tim Matson
All ponds have water in common. It’s their surroundings that tell them apart.
The pasture pond is a sun-splashed delight prized for its recreational opportunities and as a landscape accent. The shadowy woods pond, on the other hand, evokes instead a mysterious realm of covert creatures, hidden wildflowers and …
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Red Fox, Gray Fox
June 01, 2007
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Rediscovering a Long-Gone Forest: An Interview with Charlie Cogbill
March 01, 2007
A managed oak forest in twenty-first-century Connecticut
Charlie Cogbill has spent a large part of his career studying a forest that no longer exists: the pre-settlement forest in New England and New York. A plant ecologist, Cogbill began …
↑ top March 01, 2007 ↑ top March 01, 2007 I remember several years ago asking David White where he lived and maybe something about what he did for a living. “I’m a homesteader up in Sandwich,” he replied. It was around a campfire, …
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Spotting Salamanders
New Hampshire Homestead
David and C.C. take a break from putting up wood.
A Man and a Team
Singing While They Sugar
New England’s Walnut
Spring Begins the Third Week of January
