Introducing SOLO a fiercely, independent strong and sweet new member of our family. Looking somewhat like a Russian blue.

:)

Three years ago, I started planting milkweed along the side of my walkway. It’s now about 3 feet wide and 14 feet long. Last year we had a few monarchs visit. Here is a few pictures of this year‘s first monarch butterfly visitor to our milkweed patch..

Enjoying the morning, coffee on my deck and watching my cat Saint navigate our 6 to 10 foot fence. He’s really good at it.

The dandelion’s taproot extends up to a meter deep into the soil. In doing so, it loosens compacted earth and brings minerals up from deeper layers, benefiting other plants. What many consider a weed is actually a natural soil improver.

Fascinating, stunning, and perfect in every way. #Birds 🫶🏼

I have gardens in my front yard and backyard. Here’s a few pictures of some beautiful flowers and plants in my backyard.

It was a beautiful sunny gardening day and my front yard is looking good corn, bean squash, tomatoes, beets, carrots, Swiss, chard, strawberries, mint, and thousands of wildflowers

:) happy summer solstice. Have a wonderful day.

Cut my load of vitamins and minerals with dinner wild caught scallops Swiss chard from my garden and a purée of sweet potato carrots and cauliflower was so good. Thought I’d share.

Practice kindness every day it’s free

Growing food for students on campus is a joy many spaces can be put to good use. Algoma University corn circle and raised bed gardens tended by myself, my assistants and the AUSU student body. 31 mounds of corn beans and squash, and numerous raised beds with all kinds of veggies.

My cat saint’s new favourite place to sit lol

It was a beautiful day to work on the corn circle garden with 31 mounds of corn beans and squash, and the Algoma university student garden raised beds. Everything is now planted. We took a tour through the food. Forest to check on a few areas. had a great day.

:)

The greenhouse field trial for my Terra Preta soils research at harvest Algoma Food bank, is now planted fully as of this morning. It went great. It’s so good to see everything thriving

Incidents like this happened far too often in every province in Canada this is so sad.

Yeah

My student research assistance helping me with planting the 12 mounds of corn beans and squash with three different soils. Part of my current research onTerra Preta soils in the north.

CANQUA 2026 at McGill University really enjoying the beautiful weather and great presentations.

I am enjoying Montreal and all the great food before my lecture tonight such a beautiful place

So pretty and beautiful

Nothing better than a hot homemade meal after a long day of fieldwork moving dirt and plants. Lemon shrimp with olives, tomatoes, onions, mushrooms, spinach, and sauce over gluten-free pasta.

This popped up in my Facebook feed a picture of me when I was four or five years old walking down the street in Vancouver holding my older brother’s hand gotta be 65 years ago

Awesomeness

Today I’ll be talking with Cliffe Dunning on earth ancient podcast www.spreaker.com/episode/dr-p...

Thank you for posting this absolutely beautiful words and image great way to start the day

I have a new book coming out on November 12 :) My way of thanking the archaeologists who worked on and published on archeological sites older than 11,200 years before the present, thereby reclaiming the deep indigenous past of the Western Hemisphere. www.bloomsbury.com/us/reclaimin...

My Saint :) Happy Caturday

I will be presenting a keynote lecture on June 3, 7 PM at McGill University. This is free and open to the public. McGill’s Office of Indigenous Initiatives and the Canadian Quaternary Association

The faculty of Geography, Geology, and Land Stewardship at Algoma University is excited to invite applications for a prestigious impact research chair in (Environmental climate resilience, and Arctic; Food and water security; Democratic and community resilience) drive.google.com/file/d/1kNAW...

I had a wonderful dinner. I had a baked and then stuffed sweet potato stuffed with sautéed mushrooms, garlic, spinach, onions, fresh basil, and a nice helping of fresh Swiss chard picked right from my window garden. :)

Yeah blue wave gonna roll

I completely agree thank you

My cousin’s daughter Nina, such a tragic loss, one of many of my relations taken far too soon never forget

I’ve been here. It’s so beautiful. What an amazing campus.

Good morning have a beautiful day

Lol

Wow

:) thank you, Al H for the beautiful view

Yay, I vote for solar energy

Thank you to all the veterans for speaking out you all rock

lol the view from my window freshly picked Swiss chard is on the menu for this evening’s dinner :)

A little beauty for a slightly snowy Sunday maybe I will see some of these soon :) in my yard

Amazing

Wow thank you for speaking so clearly and educating such ignorance

lol lol lol

FYI

Wow what a rare beauty

FYI