Fire ecology, the Pileated Woodpecker, and making paint from creek water. Read issue here
Read MorePre header Ethan Harrison’s photographs from our May workshop: vulture chicks, a Snowy Owl, a kestrel in black and white, and more. Read the issue here
Read MoreIWS trail update, reading watersheds through insects, Community Field Day, and a stuffing party on July 21. Read issue here
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This week: where to stay cool, your garlic mustard verdict, a big win to celebrate, and a trail moment that needs you. Read the Issue Here
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This week: a debate that’s been simmering in the forest, a free webinar tomorrow, and a volunteer day that needs your hands. Read the Issue Here
Read MoreWhere to stay cool, how the poll shook out, and some very good news. Read the full issue here
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This week: the chestnut oak food chain, New York’s changing environmental laws, and a few things happening this week Read the Issue Here
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In This Issue: What We Learned at Ravensbeard; Wilderness First Aid Training; Stream Stewards Program Begins; Chainsaw Stewards Wanted; Volunteer of the Month: Rob Kaplan Read the Issue Here
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In This Issue: Summit to Stream at the Woodstock Library; Know Your Watershed: The Aquatic Food Web; National Trails Day: Get Outside and Make Your Voice Heard; Welcome, Marissa Trojan!; and Native Bees & Their Plants at Thorn Preserve Read the Issue Here
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In this Issue: Vernal Fling 2026 in Pictures; Endangered Species Day and the Indiana Bat; Miranda Presents at the LTA Conference; Thank You to Upstate Jamboree; Beavers at Work; and WLC is Closed Monday for Memorial Day Read the Issue Here
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