The 2023 legislative session is closing in on its final days. The session must end by Monday, May 22, but many policy and budget items remain in limbo for the state House and Senate to
The 2023 Illinois Conservation Foundation Outdoor Hall of Fame nomination of first-grade teacher Eileen Rice was a chance for Chauncey Niziol to recognize – and thank – a schoolteacher who he feels embodies Mother Nature
The Oneida County town of New Hartford’s board recently voted to bar hunting and trapping activities at its public parks in reaction to a February incident in which five beaver carcasses were found along the
The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation and the Office of General Services recently announced the start of 2023 construction on the Adirondack Rail Trail between Station Street in Lake Placid and Broadway in
After earlier this year announcing that only one of four New York State Department of Environmental Conservation Summer camps would open this year, DEC recently alerted parents that camper registration for Camp Pack Forest began
In Connecticut, ticks are showing up in greater numbers this year, according to Goudarz Molaei, a tick expert for the state.
What could have compelled a red-tailed hawk to face off with a great blue heron? The photos of this unusual incident, taken by Cliff Price, are jaw-droppingly astonishing.
In the North Country where I live, our frozen-over lake had so much snow atop the ice that sunlight couldn’t penetrate into the lake to allow aquatic plants to survive.
First the bad news – invasive spongy moths are still present in New York and remain a threat to its forests.
But there’s also good news. A few years into an aggressive program to
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