Conservation and Stewardship – Page 3

Cowpies to Treetops

Amy’s Trail

Our County Extension Agent for many years, Amy Grotta, passed away in 2019. Amy was devoted to her work with

The bright fall colors seem a little drab this year. Those scorching hot dry days took a toll on deciduous

A couple of weeks ago I had the chance to join in with a group from the Washington County Small

The weather guessers had been predicting a rainy storm headed our way for more than a week. I had my

The tree that I observe and track for the science based community forum called Nature’s Notebook is a vine maple

The elk have me singing along to the old Glenn Miller song, Don’t Sit Under The Apple Tree, who brought

The river level is very low at this time, it doesn’t even look like a river. I was asked recently

Sometimes my stories pale to the news going on around me and when I notice the happenings I try to

Well my reporting of the fog days of August are not what I had hoped they would be. It was

A couple of days ago a new fire was detected in the Coast Range. This one is about 18 miles