Street Smart Naturalist: Notes on People, Place, and the PNW
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By foot, by trolley, by train...by golly
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A follow up to my Military Road post from last week, this time about one of the more infamous people to visit the PNW way back in the day: George Brint…
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The Sun Cannot Reach It
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For a geodork such as I, few urban places are as enticing as cemeteries. Whenever I visit one, I always find wonderful rocks. Typically, the older tomb…
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Botanists recently discovered a new and deadly plant, at least if you are a small bug. Found in bogs and other sunny, wet, and infertile locations, Tri…
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Dork, Disruption, and Deportment
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A noisy child finds his focus
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Did humans kill a mastodon and a bison 14,000 years ago?
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Few animals struck as much fear into early day Seattleites as the “terror of the dock builder.” Although known as shipworms, they were actually clams t…
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The foundation of the urban infrastructure
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The language of Climate Change and When it was Really Hot
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