Abstract
“I think that I shall never see . . . A poem lovely as a tree.” These first lines of Joyce Kilmer’s poem “Trees” reflect deeply-held values for generations of Americans. No doubt, I stand among those who place great value on trees. As a boy I climbed them, drew them, and explored kid-sized wilderness wherever I could roam in even an acre of them.
Keywords:
- prairie
- tree
- invasion
- non-native
- native
- invasive
- Timber Culture Act
- windbreaks
- farmstead
- farm
- Great Plains
- Smoky Hills
- threatened
- environment
- animals
- birds
- woodland
- forest
- prairie chicken
- bobwhite quail
- songbirds
- fire
- conservation
How to Cite:
Rodgers, R., (2010) “Tree Invasion”, Symphony in the Flint Hills 1(2010).
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