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05/04/2023

Howdy Earth fam 🤠 hoping the Spring season is serving everyone well! Allergies are a bit rough; otherwise, the wildflower season has been most epic and frequent rains are helping to refill the aquifers and rivers 💚🙌💦 thank the Heavens!

We (as in me, Kelly) have been taking a much-needed break from field work for the past year. While we are (I am) open to work on smaller and well-aligned projects, it feels best for mental-physical-spiritual to utilize the energy for the greatest passion of all…

That’s why I am extremely excited, happy, grateful and proud to announce that I will be assisting more regularly with Comal County Conservation Alliance work - most specifically, in the social media department

I want to thank everyone - family, friends, advocates and clients alike - for all of the continual support! It was really rewarding running a small business interdependently, and also extremely exhausting. Hats off to all owners!

It would mean the world to me if you could please take a moment and give Comal County Conservation Alliance (CCCA) a follow. Comal County is experiencing unprecedented growth, and is absolutely critical at this juncture in our space-time reality

I’m planning to be posting lots of educational info about proper land stewardship, Aquifer systems, conservation, flora, fauna, fungi… and anything else that seems and important! Please feel free to drop comments, DMs with any suggestions. We need all the help that we can get!

May all be , , and !

03/21/2022

Happy Spring Equinox, Earth fam - we hope that y’all are enjoying the brighter, warmer days upon us!

We are currently accepting new clients for Spring planting and landscaping services

We also offer Regenerative Design and Installation services - including and not limited to rain gardens; small berms and swales for rainwater sequestration; compost system setup; natural erosion control systems; veggie, herb and pollinator gardens; fruit and nut tree planting!

Please feel free to reach out anytime for a free consult - you can send us a DM or call/text (808) 371-4923

We look forward to meeting and working with y’all this Spring! Thank y’all so much for your time, consideration and continual support 💚🙏

02/21/2022

Post-hole setting experience paid off when installing this Purple Martin house!

“The Purple Martin (Progne subis) has been managed intentionally by humans longer than any other North American songbird. For hundreds, perhaps thousands of years, Native American tribes in what is now the southeastern United States hung clusters of hollowed-out gourds to attract this large swallow to their villages. Native Americans may have appreciated the Purple Martins’ beauty, song, or penchant for consuming annoying or depredating flying insects.

James R. Hill, III, founder of the Purple Martin Conservation Association, offers the following speculation regarding benefits of Purple Martins that Native Americans may have enjoyed:
Perhaps, Purple Martins were like alarm clocks, awakening the village inhabitants with their singing early and regularly each morning. Maybe they served as biological calendars, since every phase of their annual life cycle (from arrival in spring, pairing, nest-building, egg-laying, hatching, fledging and departure) is done on a regular and predictable schedule. They might have been like watchdogs, since they are notorious for giving alarm calls when predators or strangers approach the colony site.”

https://tpwd.texas.gov/publications/pwdpubs/media/pwd_bk_w7000_0254.pdf

02/16/2022

A tribute to the mighty Ashe Juniper tree, a species of Taysha (original name of , known by the indigenous tribe - meaning “friend”, or ally) - seen here, hugging an tree in happy symbiosis

We have been studying hard over the past several months, in an effort to understand this tree’s role in our local ecology

Ashe Juniper, commonly mistaken as “mountain ” by most folks, has been an integral part of our landscapes and ecosystems for thousands of years - building and stabilizing soil, providing habitat/food for countless species and doing what trees do best - sequestering carbon so that we may !

This tree has been vilified for numerous reasons, whether it be for the allergic response produced in some folks, the on-going debate about their water consumption or their growth preventing rainwater filtration into the water table. One of the most tragic misunderstandings is that this tree is an

While these points may be valid in some ways, the story towards goes much deeper. The overgrowth we now see has been more accurately linked to overgrazing and overdevelopment, where Ashe Juniper and other plants such as Mesquite, begin to grow in an effort to restore to the land

So what’s the solution? One thing is for sure: clear-cutting the land is the most ecologically-devastating choice one can make, undoing hundreds (if not hundreds of thousand) of years of work done by Mother Nature herself

Our suggestion would be, first and foremost: - we started by reading Elizabeth McGreevy’s invaluable work (www.mountaincedars.com), as well articles posted by to better understand the complexity of proper land stewardship

As far as land care and management goes, all old-growth trees, especially Ashe Juniper. These trees look absolutely stunning when pruned properly. Allow pioneering thickets to do their job at maintaining soil and geology health

While we still have much to learn, or rather to “remember” - we do our best to stay and know that flora, fauna and fungi were here before us and it is our job to listen to their 🌎💚🙏

02/04/2022

Need help getting fallen limbs cleaned up after the ice storm? We are here to help!

Please feel free to reach out to us via FB Messeger or call/text (808) 371-4923

We hope everyone is staying warm and safe!

Thanks so much, Canyon Lake Community! We look forward to hearing from you and helping get things cleaned up around your home!

01/26/2022

When life gives you lemons, save the seeds and build a garden!

We built a small today, style

Started with layers of cardboard for grass-management and earthworm habitat. Next up, bunny fertilizer; compliments of Oni and Pickle bunny. Then a layer of spent mushroom blocks from and lastly, topped with soil for planting!

The center wire-mesh cylinder will hold and continuously feed this garden bed, making for extra healthy veggies!

Still needs some critter-proofing… all-in-all, this project was super fun and easy - thanks to Mom for some extra help!

We’d love to build more gardens this year, and maybe catch y’all at the local farmer’s market?

Please let us know how we can help you in the yard! We are here to help usher in the

01/05/2022

Fun project out in Wimberley, cuttin’ more trails!

We used free mulch from Comal County Recycling Center and fallen cedar timber for the borders, making this job super cost-efficient and eco-friendly

We can’t wait to do more projects this year! Thanks so much for the continual community support, we couldn’t do it without y’all!

#2022

12/27/2021

Happy Holidays, Earth fam! We hope everyone is keeping safe, warm and well-rested during these times!

is the perfect time to clear space for the inevitably brighter days of

Pruning or trimming of dead limbs and letting go of what is no longer needed is a necessary part of the process

What intentions do y’all have for the New Year?

We hope to and help folks tap into the joy that comes with caring for our home, planet

Thanks so much to our Hill Country community for keeping us busy this past year! We hope to meet many more of you in #2022!

12/12/2021

Did some more and … getting this cute spot cleaned up!

We are still taking new clients, please let us know how we may help you with your spaces!

12/07/2021

Blazin’ trails!

Cleared some limbs and made a pathway for this Hill Country haven

Big, big thanks to our client’s referrals for keeping us busy and broadening our scope of work

We out here in Wimberley, TX!

12/05/2021

One of our current projects: before, during and after pics of a and front yard makeover!

We created a level surface for a new garden bed, that has plans to be planted with to hide the septic tanks; as well as grading out a pathway, seating pad and flat area for an eventual fire pit!

This was a super fun project and next time, we will not forget our tool bc the Hill Country is 🥲

Eternal gratitude to our Canyon Lake community!

11/03/2021

Quick lil clean up for one of our fave clients ever, in between a huge garden overhaul ( )… stay tuned for more pics of the projects we’ve been working on!

We are praising the rain today 🌧 and catching up on the “business” side of life.

Work-life is crucial for us to keep going, doing this seemingly simple but work of serving the

is real and we hope everyone is staying grounded and finding stillness inside to these collective storms!

We in this together, team. Don’t forget to ask for if you need it. Everyone needs and

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