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Santa Cruz, CA
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So wonderful to be working with the Run4Salmon medic team this year! Y’all rock. Go to Run4Samon.org to find more info and how to join on this 2 week journey underway now: “Winnemem Wintu Chief Caleen Sisk and a collective of Indigenous women, activists, and allies are organizing the Run 4 Salmon, a 300-mile trek that follows the historical journey of the salmon from the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta to the Winnemem (McCloud River) to raise awareness about the policies threatening our waters, our fish, and indigenous lifeways. It’s a dire time in California for wild chinook salmon (Nur) – climate change, giant dam projects and draining rivers for Big Ag irrigation threaten the survival of the keystone keepers of our waters. Salmon bring essential nutrients to the waterways, forests, and lands. However, since the Shasta Dam was built 73 years ago, the salmon have been unable to return to their home waters in the Winnemem’s ancestral watershed.” #salmonwillrun with @dixiepauline @craftbalm
New #ecoprint scarves dyed with eucalyptus, redwood cones, onion skins, madder root, st johns wort, yellow dock seed, hollyhock and hibiscus 🌺 if you happen to be in #pescadero tomorrow I’ll be showing these @the_slow_coast during the art and fun festival. #botanicalprints #naturallydyed #herbdyed #locallymade
Went to the headwaters of Stevens, Permenente and Adobe creeks on Black Mountain this morning (obviously not their true names) and pictured the salmon returning to these waters, the land repairing itself, the owls burrowing nests again into soil. I envisioned the water overtopping the dams down at the bay, the concrete stream beds turning into moss thoroughfares, the limestone quarries filled in with mud and sand. What I did witness was the tarweed in full bloom, a half dozen hawks screeching overhead, water rushing in the canyons and wood peckers hammering away acorns into their oak granaries, which was beautiful. My heart is all over the place at the moment but I believe that what is possible to imagine is also possible to be dreamed into reality if given a chance. While it’s too late for a lot of things, it’s not too late for everything right? It’s not too late to give your heart away to the purple needlegrass or the manzanita sprouts or the black walnut hulls or the Douglas fir cone or the checker mallow flower right, right???
Just Eucalyptus on silk wrapped around iron rebar and boiled with yellow dock seeds... swipe to see a handsome buck eating ice plant #industrialdecay #wastelandcrops #plantsurvival #rot #rust
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