by Mallory Clarke The steady rain soaked into my wool socks. My boots made that slush slush sound they do when you don’t come armored sufficiently for late May in the Northwest. I had parked my truck on the edge of Old Mill Road and gotten out. It’s not a road for the faint of … More Pseuduacris Ragilla: Frog of Steel
This blog is a place for us to express the love we have for the Salish Sea and all its spectacular and beleaguered watersheds. This site is our exploration of science, adventure, connection, and wild living things in this region. Before anything else, I’d like to communicate my honest respect and acknowledgment of the Peoples … More Welcome to Drenched: Field Notes from the Watersheds of the Salish Sea
by Mallory Clarke There are creatures who survive through learning the rules and never deviating from them. Eat only ants. Never build a nest below 20 feet off the ground. Never date someone who doesn’t go to your church. Others persist on the landscape through investigating the possibilities. Do you think I could eat this … More On Becoming a Chickadee
