Ayianna Hopkins Editor’s be aware: “Grow As You Go” is a weekly column chronicling the flora of the UW and its impression on mental health and fitness and total well-staying. Mother nature has reminiscences. It appreciates how to adapt to various landscape adjustments, human interventions, and even local weather transform. What was carried out in the previous leaves a document for nowadays and influences the forms of plants we see and interact with. “Historical ecology is sort of described all-around the concept that human-environmental interactions build memory — they make [a] legacy on the landscape and the seascape,” Ben Fitzhugh, a professor of anthropology, claimed. “If anyone did a thing…