Great story! There are literally millions of culverts across our US forests and landscapes. They are a great and hidden environmental impact. Remediation has significant biotic impact and improvement when done correctly!

One of my granddaughter’s first complete sentences was: “I like pie.” Runs in the family!

Sort of like the one-armed paper-hanger?

Wasting time arguing about this is somewhat akin to the sad folks who spent their time rearranging the deck chairs on the Titanic.

Yup! It’s me! Good to connect again!!

I’m guessing the “payout” from the settlement will NOT making you independently wealthy?

Todd is great! Long time friend and a real fan of your work too. Keep writing, I’ll keep reading!! 😀

Oh, thank you! I will look it up. I’ve read each of your books, except the first one! Loved Brave the Wild River. I read your contributions on Terrain.org as well. Todd Davis, the poet and a friend, shared that site many years ago. Thanks for your work!

Very nicely done. I’d read a whole book about this lady…Hint!! 😀

I think it comes down to the spiritual poverty of the Evangelical ideologies flowing in the undercurrent of the GOP.

….I’m assuming Buzz is looking down on the Mar-Lago golf course?

The fear is palpable, Joe. Right there with you. He’s trashing my TIAA on the other side by killing the stock market.

Same in PA! I believe there’s a strong linear relationship between age and treachery level.

We need to do this more…and encourage our students to do this as well. Organizing our thinking with multiple conceptual models is really key to understanding landscapes in new ways. We’re just too focused on parsing our work into 3-year grant chunks and producing LPU’s (least publishable units).

Ahhh…I always was concerned about students getting diverted down a rabbit hole with software issues…Jupyter sounds like a good solution.

I taught a likely similar 300-level geomorphology course in PSU GEOG. I wanted to use LandLab, but was daunted by the overhead of using a Python-based app to teach students not necessarily comfortable with something other than MS Windows and Word. Kudos for charging in!!

This is sad. Apparently, “Lutherans” don’t meet the litmus test of the new Christian Nationalists…which denominations will be next?