Green Renaissance
When the landscape you inherit isn’t yours
Sometimes the gap between mowed lawn and thick forest becomes unbearable.
Read MoreWhen the trees fell
Trees mean something to us. They also mean something to those who come after us.
Read MoreSomething’s missing but I don’t know what
Sometimes there’s a hunger that only leaves can fix.
Read MoreYes, weeding can be a pleasure
What if taking care of your landscape was like visiting an old friend?
Read MoreThe wintergreen on the shoreline
How a small, green leaf showed me how to relate to a shoreline.
Read MoreWhat I learned from a song sparrow one summer
Or why noticing is the beginning of a journey that leads to action.
Read MoreThe less you control, the better it feels
Why our landscapes make weekends stressful and how a different kind of care fixes that.
Read MoreNature is good. Let’s have more of it
If you live in the Highlands, it’s likely you love nature. So let’s have more of it… and here’s what happens when we do.
Read MoreFive Quiet Recognitions
Do any of these feel familiar?
Read MoreBiggest Haliburton Natural Garden Questions Answered
I was interviewed by Canoe FM for a new show that will be launched in January 2026. Here are my answers.
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