PREORDER - Intro to Invasive Species Zine
Be the first to preorder this intro guide, coming out in July !
Small zine with over a dozen nonnative invasive species found in the Sonoran Desert and urban areas in and around Tucson, AZ. I want to share my research as I learn more about these intriguing species that have invaded vacant lots, alleys, desert hills and wreaked havoc on out naturally biodiverse region. It’s an attempt to grow my understanding of the local environment and learn beyond the “good/bad” binary of native vs invasive plants.
Learning the traditional and beneficial uses of invasive plants deepens the relationship to the organisms and less wasteful than discarding them (a common western approach) and it encourages living more harmoniously with nature. Mostly this zine is an illustrated ID guide that I plan to expand on as I learn more.
Be the first to preorder this intro guide, coming out in July !
Small zine with over a dozen nonnative invasive species found in the Sonoran Desert and urban areas in and around Tucson, AZ. I want to share my research as I learn more about these intriguing species that have invaded vacant lots, alleys, desert hills and wreaked havoc on out naturally biodiverse region. It’s an attempt to grow my understanding of the local environment and learn beyond the “good/bad” binary of native vs invasive plants.
Learning the traditional and beneficial uses of invasive plants deepens the relationship to the organisms and less wasteful than discarding them (a common western approach) and it encourages living more harmoniously with nature. Mostly this zine is an illustrated ID guide that I plan to expand on as I learn more.
Be the first to preorder this intro guide, coming out in July !
Small zine with over a dozen nonnative invasive species found in the Sonoran Desert and urban areas in and around Tucson, AZ. I want to share my research as I learn more about these intriguing species that have invaded vacant lots, alleys, desert hills and wreaked havoc on out naturally biodiverse region. It’s an attempt to grow my understanding of the local environment and learn beyond the “good/bad” binary of native vs invasive plants.
Learning the traditional and beneficial uses of invasive plants deepens the relationship to the organisms and less wasteful than discarding them (a common western approach) and it encourages living more harmoniously with nature. Mostly this zine is an illustrated ID guide that I plan to expand on as I learn more.