Welcome to Wild Tending with Hazel!
Auntie Hazel is currently the cottager forester at Wolf Gulch Ranch, in the Little Applegate Canyon of the Siskiyou Mountains, Dakubutede Territory, working to restore the Pine Oak Savana, via traditional wild-tending and reducing excessive fuel hazards, to return fire to the land, to support the return of salmon to the river and beaver to the headwaters.
By Tomi Hazel As learned from Tom Phelps at Camp Wakapominee, Early 1960’s, Adirondack Mountains ONCE THERE WERE TWO BABY SKUNKS.ONE WAS NAMED IN, AND ONE WAS NAMED OUT.SOMETIMES, OUT WAS IN AND IN WAS OUT.OTHER TIMES, IN WAS IN AND OUT WAS OUT. WELL, ONE DAY, IN WAS OUT, AND OUT WAS IN,SO, THE …
by Tomi Hazel, June 2020 at Little Wolf Gulch Yesterday was cool with showers. I dressed warm and draped some regalia over my heart. Our yearly round dance, centered on the Pine Tree, was in the greater mind of all-of-us, the community of dancers, spread out across the Pacific Northwest. We were unable to be …
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By Tomi Hazel of Little Wolf Gulch Monday morning I was greeted by a horde of Ravens. Maybe ten. First they were complaining that I was still in bed. I got up and out to the privy.I got treated to a wide range of Raven talk. I talked back. Squadrons of …
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