The goal of this ongoing observation at the Hirschbornteiche is to document long-term environmental change through steady presence and repeated observation.
Rather than focusing on isolated events, this project follows gradual transformation over time — how water, wildlife, and landscape respond when natural processes are allowed to develop.
By returning to the same locations across seasons and years, the aim is to build a visual and contextual record of change shaped by natural forces, particularly the influence of beaver activity on waterways and habitat structure.
By Joseph Hubbard at Hubbard.ART. Continue reading In the Field for longer articles about habitat, wildlife and patient observation.