Three years ago, I wrote an article about the improving condition of the Hudson and how sewage overflows were the greatest threat to its continued and improving health.
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation recently announced that examinations for those seeking a license to practice the sport of falconry, become a volunteer wildlife rehabilitator, or use leashed tracking dogs to find
Our parents taught us not to play with fire. But under the supervision of an adult, there is an activity you can do at home (preferably outside) or at the summer campsite that can involve
Canadian camper, photographer and web developer Dave McGrath has been pleasing New Yorker campers for years through one of his hobby websites: New York State Campsite Photos.
Visualize sitting around a campfire on the river bank, watching a golden sunset as fishing boats scurry for their docks and individual fishermen cast in the lengthening shadows from dockside. In the fading light a
New York offers some fine camping opportunities. From the Allegany Mountains in Allegany State Park, to the Catskills and Adirondacks, and countless other places around the state, there are wild places filled with freshwater streams,
“Christine, The Ruffed Grouse Society wants me to run a field tour of different properties managed with a habitat goal.
I’ve been leading photo tours to capture images of common loons (Gavia immer) for more than 10 years. Each time I take a group of photographers out, it feels like a new, fun adventure.
Reading about these unusual creatures, I was struck by how beneficial they are, consuming insects, worms, snakes, frogs, mice, fruit, berries, carrion, and just about anything else they can find.
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