Spirit Pruners

Month: December 2017

Habitat Logs

How to Help the Creepy Crawlies on the Forest Floor

by Tim Brown and Ken Bevis

The forest floor is rich with life, largely unseen, largely small. Salamanders and small mammals creep and crawl about in the great struggle for survival that is nature. While battling with red teeth and claws, they need quiet places to rest, reproduce, feed and regroup. All of this drama quietly unfolds beneath our very feet, and downed logs play an integral role.

Leaf, Root, Fungi, Fruit–a column in OutThere Outdoors.

The speedy clicking of keys under my fingers is a sensation that gives me similar soothing pleasure as chocolate, ping pong or music. So, I love writing. For the last three years OutThere Outdoors (previously OutThere Monthly) has let me write a brief regular column on wild edibles. Check them out at Leaf, Root, Fungi, Fruit.