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Nurturing Biophilia
BeePeeking blog and website: take a peek into my urban backyard wildlife sanctuary. Rich with links, news, and information on how to make the world a kinder and safer place for everyone--by looking out for the tiny creatures that run our planet.
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biophilia, bibliophilia 
daydreaming, tree climbing, cloud-watching 
nature drawing, urban hiking, canoeing 
swimming, birdwatching, playing outside
​mead-making,
 cut-comb honey
citizen science


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Increasing Biodiversity
When we plant trees and shrubs that provide habitat for birds and grow flowers and fruits that will attract a diversity of pollinators, we are taking actions that will lead to the healing of our fragmented and degraded urban spaces as we nurture our relationship with the ecosystems in our backyards.

pollinator parking strips, organic gardening 
edible landscapes, un-gardening,
fungi, compost, worm bins
hedgerows, bird houses, snags



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Envision
I share my passion for wild things and places through my website, 
photography, writing, and advocacy. 

Join me on an urban re-wilding adventure and prepare to be enchanted.


"You can't depend on your eyes
when your imagination is out of focus."
                                              ~Mark Twain


Photography & Blog ©Tracey Byrne * BeePeeker * Seattle WA * 2013-2019


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