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Exploring Eeyák’w, small rapid (Amalga Salt Chuck) On December 2nd & 3rd, a dozen naturalists gathered for review and planning.…
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Exploring Eeyák’w, small rapid (Amalga Salt Chuck) On December 2nd & 3rd, a dozen naturalists gathered for review and planning.…

Mountain goats are courting, and it gets kinda rough Since starting the Goatlandia project in 2020, we haven’t seen snow…

Best week for ‘mammaling’ My last post on May 10th made the case for that being the best week of…
Best week of 2025 to get outside! Godwits are crow-sized shorebirds who trickle through Áak’w & T’aaḵú Aaní in small…

Blood moon At the beginning of my near-daily goatwatching stint in 2020, I bought a Nikon P1000 that zooms to…
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Blood moon At the beginning of my near-daily goatwatching stint in 2020, I bought a Nikon P1000 that zooms to…
Happy Holidays Discoverers! I’ve been thinking lately what a privileged life it’s been, ambling through forests and wetlands with like-minded…
Bushwacking with Southeast Alaska LGBTQ+ Alliance (SEAGLA) On June 29th, 2024, Southeast Alaska Land Trust (SEALT) hosted SEAGLA on their…

T’aawáḵ dísi ● when geese fly & call (January) Best wishes for 2024! I noticed on the trail, this January…

Outdoors with teachers Yadaa.at Kalé means beautifully adorned face, of slopes rising northeast from the highschool named for them (JDH).…
A spatial genealogy Back in April, 2022, Steve Merli and I helped get the word out about a tracking workshop…

Off trail in Áak’w Táak, inland from little lake (M-word Valley) What a great field day! Discovery Southeast and the…
Snowslides and critters Last year around this time I posted video and thoughts about the relationship of critters to avalanches—both…
Everything is a track (especially a bone) For a recent Discovery staff session—one of those sideways-rainy days when you still…
Snowslide cartography When weather clears and risk-level drops, I’ve been trying to keep up with this winter’s avalanches by flying…

Wrapping up the 2021 Jánwu journal January 1st, 2022: Most radio commentators appear quite ready to bid good riddance to…
Goatlandia has been generous to the ‘overseers,’ who’ve dwelt mostly in a pretty narrow belt between 2,800 and 3,200 feet…
One of the things I love about this community is ‘information density,’ most palpable when a bunch of really experienced…
Decolonizing cartography Learning about cultures and places from those least disposed to value or understand them can be unsettling and…
Touring lands on Back Loop Road Discovery Southeast and the Southeast Alaska Land Trust (SEALT) have similar missions. Discovery works…