Seward Park Sword Fern Die-off
Monday, May 1, 2017
The (Highly Speculative, as yet unsubstantiated) Nitrogen Deficiency Hypothesis, Yet Again
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The sword fern die-off at Seward Park comes with a complicating factor: in three years since our first observations, there have been no new...
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Monday, April 24, 2017
Environmental Sequencing?
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Culturing and PCR have not yet revealed pathogens which may be responsible for the sword fern die-off. Here are some readings and reference...
Sunday, April 23, 2017
Die-off at Seattle Park Cheasty Mountain View
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Tim, Al and I followed up on Al's initial report of sword fern die-off at Cheasty Mt.View, a few dozen yards west of the intersection of...
Sunday, April 9, 2017
Suquamish (Kitsap) Die-Off: stats and video
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Site walk-through Yesterday (Saturday, April 8th) I returned to private property, on the Kitsap Peninsula, near the Suquamish Reservation....
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Friday, April 7, 2017
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Table of Contents Introduction Left: looking east towards Ground Zero, c. 2010 Right: same scene, 2016 Two Informall...
Two Informally-Validated Die-Off Sites Beyond Seward Park
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On private property on the Kitsap Peninsula, near Sandy Hook, the owner has watched their several acres of sword-fern dominated second growt...
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The Die-off Jumps the sqebeqsed trail
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Over the last three years our attention, and our monitoring efforts, have been mainly upon the southeast sector of the Magnificent Forest, s...
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