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After the loggers leave, nature wastes no time moving in

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By Tim McKay
| The North Star Monthly
Last year, a neighbor had a logger cut a lot of trees. The young logger wanted quick cash and worked long hours. We woke to his chainsaw at 4:30 a.m., at least a half-hour before the "cold, gray light of dawn." Almost immediately, we'd hear the first tree crash. He worked alone, trying to fell as many as possible before revving up the skidder, hitching the logs, and pulling them to a makeshift landing half in the road. And he'd work until after dark. I tell this tale not to denigrate loggers.
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After the loggers leave, nature wastes no time moving in

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By Tim McKay
| sbee.link
Last year, a neighbor had a logger cut a lot of trees. The young logger wanted quick cash and worked long hours. We woke to his chainsaw at 4:30 a.m., at least a half-hour before the "cold, gray light of dawn." Almost immediately, we'd hear the first tree crash. He worked alone, trying to fell as many as possible before revving up the skidder, hitching the logs, and pulling them to a makeshift landing half in the road. And he'd work until after dark. I tell this tale not to denigrate loggers.
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Vermont watersheds transformed one beaver dam at a time

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By Tim McKay
| The North Star Monthly
A year ago, I wrote about beavers, their history, and their effects on flooding, both good and bad. I read "Beaver Land" by Leila Philip, and I've lived with them inhabiting the stream behind our house for the last five decades. Now I'm inspired to organize an outdoor program on these amazing creatures. I’m an active member of Vermont Coverts: Woodlands for Wildlife, an organization of woodland owners who care about their woods beyond timber production.
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