Salish Sea Bourne
For those who have arrived here today, I implore you to stay, if only for a little while.
I have been wanting to create a blog for years now, and I am excited to have finally done so. For me, it is a means for sharing my thoughts, knowledge, and art with the world: friends, family, and local communities included.
The final push that led to its creation was a single credit I needed to complete my Salish Sea studies minor at Western Washington University. The goal of said credit was to tell stories about the Salish Sea and I thought a blog would be perfect for this. Here, I hope to include art, photography, various written sections or posts, audio clips, links to sources, and more.
There will be a lot of editing and changes made to the site during this time. Some posts will be incomplete as I am a bit of a perfectionist and a busy bee, but I like to share what I can when I am able.
Making Progress | some updates about my grassroots endeavors
Though I have not been active here on my blog these past few months, I've been pretty busy working on other aspects of my efforts to make...
The Promises I Made to Douglas Fir
There's a reason I have you In pieces stored away A box of importance Made all the more sacred by the presence of you within it Am I...
Urban Food Sovereignty and Seed Saving
(This post is a work in progress) Here I will be discussing some recent experiences I've had gardening while living in apartments with...
iNaturalist
(This post is a work in progress) What is it? Why does it benefit the scientific community and how does it relate to finding solutions...
My First Mushroom Harvest!
(Post is a work in progress still) On May 20th I went on a foraging excursion with my friends Betsy and Eleanor. We didn't have too much...
Habitat Fragmentation
In my drawing class a couple years ago, the first assignment we had was to draw "a problem"; very open ended. We could draw anything for...