Welcome!
My name is Ali Bailey and I’m working with Thurston Conservation District as a Community Outreach Intern for the Spring…
Academic Statement
I transferred to The Evergreen State College in 2019, after several years working as a paralegal, with a strong desire…
Week 10
The final week of the quarter, and of my time as an Evergreen student, is here. It feels a little…
Week 9
Header image is a U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service aerial photo of the Prairie Potholes region, which stretches from Iowa…
Week 8
The entire history of colonialism and its post-colonial consequences have played a major role in shaping landscapes, from the creation…
Week 7
This story fits well into the organic mythology in the morals that it offers: respect for the natural order as…
Week 6
Science may tell us that cows trampling a riparian zone results in fewer fish in our streams, or that logging…
Week 5
Featured image is an illustration of the Camas plant by Steph Littlebird (artist, curator, writer, & registered member of Oregon’s…
Week 4
The evidence of a strong tradition of collective farming that has succeeded socially and economically in America, particularly as organized…
Week 3
If we had interrogated our obsession with the settler-colonial agrarian myth, and therefore our deep cultural, social, and political commitment…
Week 2
This week I read Part II of The Farm as Natural Habitat, Chapters 4 through 8. This section focuses more…