Save the Environment - Envision us Pulling Natural Resources from the End (future dilemma)

 
Photo Dump of recent images with identifying plants, natural observation notes, and AI generated images of random types since it is amusing to use and very time efficient in most projects. 

A new project of mine is to create outlines of body shapes, animal shapes, and infant shapes, for teaching what medicine cures what part of the body in recollecting its impact on our health. It would help remember throughout the life, what is local in our area, as free medicine, and can be used regularly. It is also nice to go further in how to reproduce it further, perhaps spreading its seed, or familiarizing with soil health concerns in our agricultural community. Testing soil kits are available through UW-Madison Soil Testing Kits online.

Head: Dandelion Root (Wild) its tall and resembles a hybrid mixture observed as with a sunflower, cornstalk strength, and wiry frame of wild flowers at times. The root needs to be hearty and thick for best results, pick in early spring when the flower is budding but still closed during midday. You will see them along the roadsides in most rural areas in the deciduous climate zones. 

This trail has seasonal burgeoning of varied species that the trail never really looks the same from start to end of season. In this early picture from 2026, the trail had blossoms of a purple wildflower, not necessarily with medicinal properties like some of the other purple variations that might be confused with until reaching a closer look. These types of flowers are frail almost immediately from picking, it is best to not pick these and to enjoy in the wild as a fresh assortment. They can be used for the pigmentation and scent if you pick for shampoo or an oil extract perhaps. 

AI Generated Images. 

This was near a local golf course, I was looking for the yellow dandelion and also the health and diversity in the ditches alongside cornfields. I took a soil class and it was part of the organic certification of what types of wildlife, flora and fauna, actively make contact with our main crops. 

This flower is fairly new to the area, but it has been around since I was a kid. In the mid-1990's this flower was very rare, it was not rampant as it is today alongside the roads. 

Trying to show the closed forms of the dandelion heads. 

Pamperin Park 2026, observing traits in trees along the water to differentiate its binary composition with relational diversities around it. The question arising of how does Nature separate such similar entities, it begins with a seed into a tree, it has different purposes, with close proximity of another purpose. The diversity and organization of what they are doing within contact as an ecosystem are difficult to explain without taking the time to observe traits they reveal to us in what they are actually doing in the area to benefit their entire body.

I encourage people to get out there, study your local community ditches, nature trails, and take note of what are local plants doing. We really need to remain separate in our natural environments as we do not want to push diversification to pull from the soil before it can be tamed. Those nutrients are being pulled and evaporated faster which is drying out the land. Cattails help with keeping the water in the soil and that is being replaced with a tall grass and yellow ragweed rampant within the forest area and not just the open-space meadows. Very peculiar activity for a ragweed. 

If we can monitor new construction and road sites with new urban sprawling, we need to plan those ground breakings because with it, the area is revived. The hybrid mixtures that are happening with imported plants and imported seeds may be a familiar climate zone to survive but ultimately it is about the soil ability and the quality of the need to provide. People who are planning families and rebooting their already major populations should consider this in conserving resources for your future generations. I would hate to see you suffer as a child because we could not tell you it was a bad idea to sprawl out so soon. Nature has a course and is in control. So, please get to know your environment and your impact on it, so we can all change for future's sake. We don't need more babies in the world, we need planned parenting and to conserve resources. Thank you for considering the comfort of their future and our impact in our world. 

_Mischief