More Than 35 Pounds of Wild Clay, One Handful at a Time
Forest fires delayed our pit firing, but our wild clay journey continues with beautiful grey, red, and varved native clays.
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Highbush Cranberries
A surprising native shrub adds another species to the growing list of plants we love documenting each summer.
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Tomatoes Coming Along
Checking in on the land lab where this year’s tomato crop is coming along nicely.
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Canada’s Nuclear Waste Repository Models Face Critical Data Gaps, Reviewers Warn
Release of South Bruce geoscientific work would build confidence in Revell Site selection, reviewers argue
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Everyone Outdoors Together: A New Outdoor Tradition Begins
Melgund residents gathered outdoors for Canada's first Everyone Outdoors Together event, celebrating connection, active living and community.
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Beyond the Pie: Why You Should Save Your Rhubarb Seeds
Don't throw away bolted rhubarb stalks. Learn how to easily harvest, dry, and store rhubarb seeds for next spring.
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After the Storm
It feels like magic, but it’s actually a beautiful mix of physics and atmospheric timing.
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Birch for Pit Firing: Exploring Wild Clay and Bark Effects
Summer birch harvest supports both firewood storage and upcoming ceramic pit firing work.
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Blueberries. Coming soon!
Firm green blueberries soak up the July sun, promising a sweet, midnight-blue harvest very soon.
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Collecting Poplar Brush for Fall Pottery Pit Firings
Seasonal brush collection turns poplar into reliable, no-waste fuel for atmospheric ceramic pit firings in the fall.
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