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The White-tail Conundrum
Puddock Hill Journal #57: Fighting Odocoileus virginianus in order to save nature.
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Your Garden Is a Mere Dot on Nature’s Canvas
Puddock Hill Journal #55: When you consider nature’s scale, you realize you can’t have everything.
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The Scales Tip
Across the planet, nature’s losses accelerate.
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How to Build a Forest
Puddock Hill Journal #71: Eight(ish) precepts for establishing a wooded area.
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Why Backyard Stewardship?
Puddock Hill Journal #54: A horticulture student cuts to the chase.
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The Quiet of Absence
A reflection on what we’re losing.
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A Distinction That Makes All the Difference
Puddock Hill Journal #58: Gardening becomes backyard stewardship when one changes perspective.
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Invasive Species and the Edge Case
Could invasive species actually be benign?
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Plastics are Everywhere
We and nature live with the legacy.
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Celebrating the Unseen
Puddock Hill Journal #85: Night lives.
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12 Gifts for Nature
Nature gives us so much. Now it's our turn.
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The Unknown Danger of Herbicides
Puddock Hill Journal #52: Herbicides, pesticides and fungicides often appear to be the easiest solutions, but their negative consequences may hide in…
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