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I grew up seeing trees with bare exposed soil around them, fitted between concrete, normally trash and other desirables were dumped there or a place for dogs to piss. Something so sad and clearly unatural

I grew up seeing trees with bare exposed soil around them fitted between concrete, normally trash and other desirables were dumped there or a place for dogs to piss. Something so sad and natural about

Spring is here and meadows grow, here on the green wild grasses and flowers have been attracting all kinds of biodiversity important for healthy ecosystems. However as you can see from this picture above,

I grew up seeing trees with bare exposed soil around them, fitted between concrete, normally trash and other desirables were dumped there or a place for dogs to piss. Something so sad and clearly unatural

The last couple of days have been freezing rainy and cold after days of a hot spell ushering in summer. I welcome the rain since its great for the biodiversity, including wild asparagus season here in

Prior to European colonization of the Americas, indigenous peoples used controlled burns to modify the landscape. These controlled fires were part of the environmental cycles and maintenance of wildlife

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