The North Fork Scrapbook Projects seeks to support local efforts to protect the unique qualities of the North Fork community, and its public lands, agricultural and natural resources, through sharing the stories that are lived here.
Home, Sweet Home. The Story of the North Fork Scrapbook
The North Fork Scrapbook I am a photographer. My livelihood depends upon beauty being valued, upon beauty being considered an economic asset. I make my living photographing the beauty of landscape, lightscape, wildlife, geology, the interplay of all [...]
Read MoreCommunity Highlight: Planning with Heart & Soul
“When a community takes the time to get to know itself, it gains a sense of identity and purpose that informs decisions and planning. Through Heart & Soul Community Planning, the Orton Family Foundation helps towns plan for their most [...]
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Princess Beef: Combining Heritage with Holistic Innovation
“We’re trying to emulate nature long ago, where you had huge herds of bison that would roam around and stay [...]
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North Fork Community: Harvest Festival September 2012
Harvest Festival Bittersweet, September 2012 This article was written in September, prior to the announcement in November by the BLM [...]
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North Fork Economy: Diverse, Sustainable and Place-based
A diverse, sustainable economy For the past 30 years and probably forever, people have moved to this area intentionally for [...]
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North Fork-The Wild: Our Wild Places Have Inherent Value
The Wild Has Inherent Value “I used to believe that the forty percent of public lands in the West was [...]
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North Fork Organic: Field Florals
Last month I called a florist in Kilmarnock, Virginia, to send a bouquet to my aunt for her 85th [...]
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North Fork Livelihood: The Bakery at Small Potatoes Farm
The Bakery at Small Potatoes Farm Kit Wiitanen and her fiancé Michael DeJager were living in New Jersey. Kit worked [...]
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