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1/1/2021 The new year has begun with some promise. Despite the cold, the sun has returned bringing with it a sense of new purpose and energy. I came across some roadkill on one of my infrequent sojourns into what passes for civilization around here, this trip being precipitated by the need for vital supplies. FreshContinue reading “Road feast.”

12/05/2020 Dr. Milo Meeker report# 210 Location: Mt. Baker-soqualmie National Forest. Weather: Overcast with intermittent showers. Temperature 42F.  Environment: Thick montane pine forest and dense undergrowth. Overview: The weather continues to limit research activities and it’s a challenge to keep my instruments from succumbing to the constant dampness. I have set up a base camp on the slope of the mountainContinue reading “Wild Immersion.”

November 25th, 2020  Another holiday in the bush. It’s good that I have no familial attachments that might interfere with my research. Yet like all Homo sapiens, I occasionally crave the company of my own species on these (albeit arbitrary) days of celebration. A break from discipline here should be forgiven as this is the sixthContinue reading “Happy Howlidays!”

My name is Dr. Milo Meeker. I was born the first son of four to Elizabeth and John Meeker of Kansas City, Missouri in the fall of 1958. My father taught English at Elder Covenant Catholic School. My mother was a homemaker in the era when that was fiscally possible. As a teacher, my fatherContinue reading “Meeker’s Bio”