In her memoir, Bad Naturalist, Paula Whyman shares her journey of transforming her 75-acre meadow in Virginia, exploring her struggles, triumphs, and the persistent issue of invasive species.
Whyman reflects on the labor-intensive nature of ecological restoration. She details her efforts, including using an oversized metal weed wrench and conducting controlled burns, to manage invasive plants.
Whyman acknowledges the historical context of native meadows in Virginia, highlighting the importance of understanding the role of fire in maintaining these ecosystems as she embarks on her land stewardship.
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