Blood root in bloom
Evidence of beavers at work
Slow turtle crossing sign
Squirrel corn
Spring at the native plant conservancy! Blood root, evidence of beavers at work, turtle crossing sign telling you to slow down, squirrel corn aka dicentra canadensis, in bloom
A single white bloom with a yellow center
A cluster of white blooms of blood root
ᎩᎵ ᎤᏩᏘ gitli uwati, blood root, one of our most treasured ᏣᎳᎩ tsalagi Cherokee plants. ᎩᎵ ᎤᏩᏘ is a spring ephemeral whose blooms only last until the weather warms. #nativeplants
Great work! Clearing invasives is my jam!
Blood root in bloom
Evidence of beavers at work
Slow turtle crossing sign
Squirrel corn
Spring at the native plant conservancy! Blood root, evidence of beavers at work, turtle crossing sign telling you to slow down, squirrel corn aka dicentra canadensis, in bloom
I'm sorry, the State House isn't the correct forum to discuss a POLITICAL ISSUE???
Fuck these people. Proud of my chief for advocating for expanded healthcare coverage for Oklahomans.
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A single white bloom with a yellow center
A cluster of white blooms of blood root
ᎩᎵ ᎤᏩᏘ gitli uwati, blood root, one of our most treasured ᏣᎳᎩ tsalagi Cherokee plants. ᎩᎵ ᎤᏩᏘ is a spring ephemeral whose blooms only last until the weather warms. #nativeplants
A light green dogwood bloom with dotted center
ᎧᏅᏏᏔ kanvsita dogwood on the precipice of a full bloom #nativeplants
This is the most accurate description of our state legislature I’ve ever read.
Green thumb? Here are 10 affordable native plants for Tulsa gardens this summer.
Planting native could help save on fertilizer and water costs and the headache of trying to keep your garden alive during the Oklahoma seasons.
Western civilization really is just about giving one specific type of man power, & then giving him the means to just destroy everything.
Maybe this is... you know... a bad system.
Admiring your thoughtful alt text on these!
Closeup of a trillium; I think it's Trillium cuneatum (little sweet betsy). Three mint-green leaves are mottled with dark spots. Surrounding it are forest floor detritus such as sticks and pinestraw. A wild strawberry plant is emerging below it. Please forgive the stray bit of vinca - I removed it right after I took the photo.
Closeup of a tiny trillium being held in my hand. I think it is a Trillium grandiflorum, but I won't be sure until it blooms. Underneath the plant and my hand is forest floor detritus - dead leaves, twigs, pinestraw.
An emerging twinflower plant, with five flower-bud stems; each stem has a tiny set of leaves emerging around it. The whole plant is reddish-purple - no green yet. Underneath it is forest floor detritus.
A closeup of an emerging wild ginger plant. Looking like a tiny green cup, it holds a three-petaled maroon flower that's trying to burst its way out of the cupped leaves. Two more wild ginger plants, even younger, are in the upper right of the frame. Forest floor detritus surrounds them, mostly pinestraw.
More spring ephemerals are up! Trilliums, twinleaf, and wild ginger have emerged, and the ginger is in bloom. #nativeplants 🌱
Signs of spring! Sound on for ᏩᎶᏏ ᎪᎨᏱ spring frogs!
Image shows the cover of Hole in the Sky by Daniel Wilson
How about some fast-paced indigenous scifi? First contact with aliens, NASA, Cherokee Nation and moundbuilders!
wouldn't it be funny if EVERYONE blocked this Attie AI account @ bsky.app/profile/atti... before they could do anything with it
ᎭᏩ hawa! Kind of like you’re welcome in Cherokee!
“When Americans do not have to confront the ways that our government attempted to exterminate Native peoples and their cultures, we are more liable to view westward expansion as our historic destiny.”
no investment in our Nations’ well-being, no respect for our Nations’ political sovereignty and legal orders and no care for or commitment to our actual families or relations.
Cherokee people experience real harm when the overwhelming majority of people who insist their unsupported claims are genuine have no actual relationship to Cherokees, no familiarity with or understanding of histories, cultures, languages, struggles or hard-fought rights;
Legitimate Cherokee relations aren’t particularly obscure or difficult to trace…we’re one of the best-documented peoples in the world, with an extensive and detailed documentary archive, as well as community genealogists and researchers who can assess relations with high reliability. #indigisky
Photo of a small pink flower blooming through leaf litter
Signs of ᎪᎨᏱ gogeyi, spring, seen yesterday. #nativeplants #cherokeelanguage
Last week, in a unanimous vote, the Seminole Nation of Oklahoma banned AI data centers on their land. nativenewsonline.net/sovereignty/...
What an amazing place!
Photo of a small pink flower blooming through leaf litter
Signs of ᎪᎨᏱ gogeyi, spring, seen yesterday. #nativeplants #cherokeelanguage
ᏗᏂᏠᎯ ᎤᏪᏯ dinitlohi uweya meet me at the creek. First day working at Nasami Farm, Native Plant Trust, Massachusetts #cherokee #nativeplants #tsalagi
Vacationland: True Stories from Painful Beaches by John Hodgman. By The Fire We Carry: the Generations Long Fight for Justice on Native Land by Rebecca Nagle.
I’m sorry for your loss. Street art is a delight and his climate change page has a charming Richard Scarry vibe.
I love fleabane! Such an underrated plant.
The glee of a manuscript author noting a point on which the two peer reviewers contradict each other.
Tiny leaves of mountain mint coming up through a pile of leaf litter
Signs of spring on this chilly Friday: little mountain mint shoots pushing up through their winter leaf litter cover. Spring is coming! 💚 #nativeplants
