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  1. Pocket Forests
    "All the information YOU NEED is here FREE in 4 downloadable and printable PDF's, to help plant a small 6 ft X 10 ft, or larger Miyawaki Method/Pocket forest! "
    pocketforestsoregon.com/

    #SolarPunkSunday #Trees #Miyawaki #PocketForests #UrbanForests #Forests #EcoSystems

  2. Pocket Forests
    "All the information YOU NEED is here FREE in 4 downloadable and printable PDF's, to help plant a small 6 ft X 10 ft, or larger Miyawaki Method/Pocket forest! "
    pocketforestsoregon.com/

    #SolarPunkSunday #Trees #Miyawaki #PocketForests #UrbanForests #Forests #EcoSystems

  3. Oregon Waterfalls

    We hit the dusty trails and viewed some waterfalls that are in Oregon.

    Prospect State Scenic Viewpoint is the park where you can find the first two pictured waterfalls, Mills Creek Falls and Barr Creek Falls. For the other waterfalls, they were all along Route 138, also known as the Highway of Waterfalls.

    At the creek waterfalls, the trail is easy, but when you get to the Barr Creek viewing area, be careful because it is all boulders with small spaces to fit your feet into, and it would be easy to topple over, go over the cliff. I advise no young children or those with unsteady footing to go to Barr Creek Falls. There was more to the park to see, but we had a schedule to keep to.

    Toketee Falls has a small parking lot, with an industrial tube spraying water everywhere. A way to cool off or to clean up a bit after the dusty trail.? The trail is narrow and you do walk along the river bank that is made up of boulders and trees. The viewpoint is built out from the mountain side like a deck. Apparently there is a log where some people like to jump off and see if they can get out of the water before going over the falls. There is a rope to help people navigate themselves down the steep side of the fenced-in viewpoint to go down to the river, if you want. I did not.

    Whitehorse Falls was really pretty. It is just a small walk from the parking lot. There is a raised platform to view the waterfall, or you can carefully walk down towards the water. There are lots of boulders and down trees here. It is also another spot where people like to jump in to practice their cliff diving.

    Clearwater Falls is another pretty waterfall. But there are so many down trees all over it. But it is also one of the reasons it is pretty, the logs become a home for moss, and moss is a pretty plant. The water is clear, you can see everything on the sandy bottom. If you want to experience more peace, walk up the side of the waterfall to the source of the waterfall. wow!

    Watson Falls had the largest parking lot. It was a short trek into the woods to see the waterfall dropping from a cliff. We had been here once before in 2018. We had a longer walk in the woods and over a bridge then. The bridge was out of service this time. The wind was pushing the water from side to side. It would have made for an interesting long exposure, especially if there was more water volume. There is a narrow trail through the vegetation to get to the base of the waterfall. I did not go. Too many people. And there was a woman set up with her tripod, getting annoyed about people being in her shot.

    Lemolo Falls was the longest hike for that day, after a sketchy drive down a dirt road. This waterfall has the smallest parking lot that we had been to, no more than three or four cars could fit. The trail is going down the side of the hill. Then you have to walk a “goat trail” in the plants along the river. And if you want to get closer to the waterfall, you’ll have to navigate a way on the soaked rocks. The sounds of the water was accompanied by a couple of songbirds. It was nice and peaceful there. But then you have to make the trek up the hill and to the dusty parking lot.

    Thank you for viewing my photographs! Have a great weekend!

    Kimberly J Tilley

    #2026roadtrip #art #blackAndWhitePhotographs #cliffs #forests #green #hiking #landscape #longExposure #moss #mountains #nature #oregon #outdoors #parks #photographs #shade #shadows #summer #sunlight #trails #trees #waterfalls
  4. Oregon Waterfalls

    We hit the dusty trails and viewed some waterfalls that are in Oregon.

    Prospect State Scenic Viewpoint is the park where you can find the first two pictured waterfalls, Mills Creek Falls and Barr Creek Falls. For the other waterfalls, they were all along Route 138, also known as the Highway of Waterfalls.

    At the creek waterfalls, the trail is easy, but when you get to the Barr Creek viewing area, be careful because it is all boulders with small spaces to fit your feet into, and it would be easy to topple over, go over the cliff. I advise no young children or those with unsteady footing to go to Barr Creek Falls. There was more to the park to see, but we had a schedule to keep to.

    Toketee Falls has a small parking lot, with an industrial tube spraying water everywhere. A way to cool off or to clean up a bit after the dusty trail.? The trail is narrow and you do walk along the river bank that is made up of boulders and trees. The viewpoint is built out from the mountain side like a deck. Apparently there is a log where some people like to jump off and see if they can get out of the water before going over the falls. There is a rope to help people navigate themselves down the steep side of the fenced-in viewpoint to go down to the river, if you want. I did not.

    Whitehorse Falls was really pretty. It is just a small walk from the parking lot. There is a raised platform to view the waterfall, or you can carefully walk down towards the water. There are lots of boulders and down trees here. It is also another spot where people like to jump in to practice their cliff diving.

    Clearwater Falls is another pretty waterfall. But there are so many down trees all over it. But it is also one of the reasons it is pretty, the logs become a home for moss, and moss is a pretty plant. The water is clear, you can see everything on the sandy bottom. If you want to experience more peace, walk up the side of the waterfall to the source of the waterfall. wow!

    Watson Falls had the largest parking lot. It was a short trek into the woods to see the waterfall dropping from a cliff. We had been here once before in 2018. We had a longer walk in the woods and over a bridge then. The bridge was out of service this time. The wind was pushing the water from side to side. It would have made for an interesting long exposure, especially if there was more water volume. There is a narrow trail through the vegetation to get to the base of the waterfall. I did not go. Too many people. And there was a woman set up with her tripod, getting annoyed about people being in her shot.

    Lemolo Falls was the longest hike for that day, after a sketchy drive down a dirt road. This waterfall has the smallest parking lot that we had been to, no more than three or four cars could fit. The trail is going down the side of the hill. Then you have to walk a “goat trail” in the plants along the river. And if you want to get closer to the waterfall, you’ll have to navigate a way on the soaked rocks. The sounds of the water was accompanied by a couple of songbirds. It was nice and peaceful there. But then you have to make the trek up the hill and to the dusty parking lot.

    Thank you for viewing my photographs! Have a great weekend!

    Kimberly J Tilley

    #2026roadtrip #art #blackAndWhitePhotographs #cliffs #forests #green #hiking #landscape #longExposure #moss #mountains #nature #oregon #outdoors #parks #photographs #shade #shadows #summer #sunlight #trails #trees #waterfalls
  5. It’s #forestfriday and I found a forest in this one tree. Gray bones and ligaments form outside of you too.

    #photography #trees #nature #gardens #forests

  6. It’s #forestfriday and I found a forest in this one tree. Gray bones and ligaments form outside of you too.

    #photography #trees #nature #gardens #forests

  7. Scaled Gardeners: How #Fish Dictate the Future of the Amazonian Flooded Forest botany.one/scaled-gardeners-ho @botanyone

    The Flooding Gradient Affects Seed Dispersal by Fruit-Eating Fishes in Amazonian Whitewater Floodplain Forests onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10

    "When Amazonian #forests flood, fish take over the work of seed dispersal, carrying viable seeds through #rivers and helping #plants colonise new areas."

  8. My fellow forest lovers, #ForestFriday is the day to share and enjoy forest-related photo or artwork! Post your work using the hashtag. 🌲🌳

    #ECK #Forests #Hiking #Fungi #Nature #Outdoors #Photography #Drawing #Painting

  9. My fellow forest lovers, #ForestFriday is the day to share and enjoy forest-related photo or artwork! Post your work using the hashtag. 🌲🌳

    #ECK #Forests #Hiking #Fungi #Nature #Outdoors #Photography #Drawing #Painting

  10. 🌍 Our environment needs all of us! What can we do to conserve nature, reduce pollution, protect our land and water, and stop environmental degradation? 🌱💚 Share your ideas, experiences, and practical solutions. Let’s unite, speak up, and turn our ideas into action—because protecting our environment is everyone’s responsibility!
    #Climate #ClimateChange #environment #nature #NaturePhotography #biodiversity #ClimateCrisis #ClimateDiary #climateemergency #afforestation #solarpunk #USA #uk #forests

  11. 🌍 Our environment needs all of us! What can we do to conserve nature, reduce pollution, protect our land and water, and stop environmental degradation? 🌱💚 Share your ideas, experiences, and practical solutions. Let’s unite, speak up, and turn our ideas into action—because protecting our environment is everyone’s responsibility!
    #Climate #ClimateChange #environment #nature #NaturePhotography #biodiversity #ClimateCrisis #ClimateDiary #climateemergency #afforestation #solarpunk #USA #uk #forests

  12. A lone Ghost #Plant (Monotropa uniflora), formerly known as Indian Pipe, Pierce Road, Harvard #Forest. Don't eat it: contains glycosides.

    #plants #botany #nature #naturephotography #ecology #biology #biodiversity #forests

  13. A lone Ghost #Plant (Monotropa uniflora), formerly known as Indian Pipe, Pierce Road, Harvard #Forest. Don't eat it: contains glycosides.

    #plants #botany #nature #naturephotography #ecology #biology #biodiversity #forests

  14. In her book Finding the Mother Tree, ecologist Suzanne Simard suggests that trees are perceptive, collaborative, able to communicate with one another.

    While scientists have traditionally viewed forests as a collection of individual trees competing for resources, Simard argues that they are better thought of as interdependent, complex communities, connected by an underground network of fungi known as mycorrhiza, through which nutrients are exchanged.

    Simard suggests that older, larger trees often serve as central "hubs" or "mother trees," supporting younger saplings by redistributing vital resources and helping the entire ecosystem remain resilient. When these key trees are removed, the underground network weakens, and the health of the remaining forest declines.

    Simard's newest book, When the Forest Breathes, declares that when we take responsible steps, reversing the effects of climate change is still within our reach.

    #Ecology #Trees #Forests #Nature #Environment #Climate
    youtube.com/watch?v=Un2yBgIAxY

  15. In her book Finding the Mother Tree, ecologist Suzanne Simard suggests that trees are perceptive, collaborative, able to communicate with one another.

    While scientists have traditionally viewed forests as a collection of individual trees competing for resources, Simard argues that they are better thought of as interdependent, complex communities, connected by an underground network of fungi known as mycorrhiza, through which nutrients are exchanged.

    Simard suggests that older, larger trees often serve as central "hubs" or "mother trees," supporting younger saplings by redistributing vital resources and helping the entire ecosystem remain resilient. When these key trees are removed, the underground network weakens, and the health of the remaining forest declines.

    Simard's newest book, When the Forest Breathes, declares that when we take responsible steps, reversing the effects of climate change is still within our reach.

    #Ecology #Trees #Forests #Nature #Environment #Climate
    youtube.com/watch?v=Un2yBgIAxY

  16. As Japan’s concrete jungles sizzle, urban forestry offers an all-natural fix

    On another sweltering day in Tokyo last Sunday, some residents took to the streets to meticulously measure just how hot it was. According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the mercury reached a high of 35.3 degre…
    #Japan #JP #Tokyo #ClimateChange #forests #heatwaves #NakanoWard #news #tokyonews #trees #東京 #東京都
    alojapan.com/1522005/as-japans

  17. alojapan.com/1522005/as-japans As Japan’s concrete jungles sizzle, urban forestry offers an all-natural fix #ClimateChange #forests #HeatWaves #NakanoWard #news #Tokyo #TokyoNews #trees #東京 #東京都 On another sweltering day in Tokyo last Sunday, some residents took to the streets to meticulously measure just how hot it was. According to the Japan Meteorological Agency, the mercury reached a high of 35.3 degrees Celsius that day. But the reality on the ground in Nakano Ward tu

  18. The 2026 episode questions the livability of territories.
    "We do not rule out having temperatures around 48-50 degrees in a punctual and very regional manner in France."

    "Climate change which is linked to our predatory and unsustainable lifestyles is emerging."

    We need to quit management and embrace transformation.
    "The priority no longer is to return to normal, no longer to do things as before, it is to change."

    There are worldviews to transform.

    Christophe Cassou researches climate. Listen to him in French: radiofrance.fr/franceculture/p

    #foresight #adaptation #habitability #livability #climateForcing #carbon #climateDrift #wildfires #climateChange #climate #ecologicalTransition #greenTransition #anticipation #forests #pines #France #risks #riskAssessment

  19. The 2026 episode questions the livability of territories.
    "We do not rule out having temperatures around 48-50 degrees in a punctual and very regional manner in France."

    "Climate change which is linked to our predatory and unsustainable lifestyles is emerging."

    We need to quit management and embrace transformation.
    "The priority no longer is to return to normal, no longer to do things as before, it is to change."

    There are worldviews to transform.

    Christophe Cassou researches climate. Listen to him in French: radiofrance.fr/franceculture/p

    #foresight #adaptation #habitability #livability #climateForcing #carbon #climateDrift #wildfires #climateChange #climate #ecologicalTransition #greenTransition #anticipation #forests #pines #France #risks #riskAssessment

  20. The Ag Commissioner's Office has a message for #CarWeek visitors: Keep pests away. - Report by
    Sara Rubin, #MontereyCountyNow

    "He is urging visitors to take a few minutes to check their #cars (including the wheel wells) and trailers to look for spongy moths and spotted lanternflies in particular, which can do serious damage on #agricultural crops, urban landscapes and #forests.” montereycountynow.com/blogs/ne

  21. The Ag Commissioner's Office has a message for #CarWeek visitors: Keep pests away. - Report by
    Sara Rubin, #MontereyCountyNow

    "He is urging visitors to take a few minutes to check their #cars (including the wheel wells) and trailers to look for spongy moths and spotted lanternflies in particular, which can do serious damage on #agricultural crops, urban landscapes and #forests.” montereycountynow.com/blogs/ne

  22. 'Opposing the privatisation of our native #forests is not an ideological one; it’s based on a history of the market failing nature even more appallingly than our governments have.'

    In other words: neoliberalism doesn't save forests or #climate, which are intertwined.

    thepoint.com.au/opinions/26080

    #treePlantations #foresters #forestry #Australia #AusPol #climatePolicy

  23. 'Opposing the privatisation of our native #forests is not an ideological one; it’s based on a history of the market failing nature even more appallingly than our governments have.'

    In other words: neoliberalism doesn't save forests or #climate, which are intertwined.

    thepoint.com.au/opinions/26080

    #treePlantations #foresters #forestry #Australia #AusPol #climatePolicy

  24. Every Friday is designated #ForestFriday, the day to share your forest-related photos and/or artwork using the hashtag. Don't have anything to post? Do a search for the hashtag and enjoy the beauty! 🌲🌳

    #ECK #Hiking #Forests #Nature #Outdoors #Fungi

  25. Every Friday is designated #ForestFriday, the day to share your forest-related photos and/or artwork using the hashtag. Don't have anything to post? Do a search for the hashtag and enjoy the beauty! 🌲🌳

    #ECK #Hiking #Forests #Nature #Outdoors #Fungi

  26. "The science backs up what people on the front lines already know: humanity's addiction to burning massive amounts of #coal, #oil and #gas is heating our planet, turning more of #Canada's vast #forests into tinderboxes, and spreading dangerous smoke far beyond the flames." cbc.ca/news/science/wwa-study-

    #BorealForest #ClimateBreakdown #wildfires #drought #BigOil #ClimateCriminals