This time each year, it’s good to revisit some facts about white-tailed deer fawns. A tiny fawn often appears abandone ...
As a nature enthusiast, May is one of my favorite months. Beauty abounds: the eruption of verdant leaves in the wood ...
The first invasive emerald ash borers (EABs) were discovered in Michigan in 2002, where they probably hitchhiked oversea ...
Although it’s unlikely we’ll encounter a moose in this neck of the woods, the Adirondack Region hosts around 600-700 ...
Spring brings more insect activity. Some insects, like black flies and mosquitoes, are less than popular; but most peo ...
Black bears are emerging from their winter dens, so don’t be alarmed to see them on hiking trails, near water, crossin ...
As both a lifetime angler and a devoted conservationist, I’m dismayed by the deadly impact of lead fishing tackle on w ...
It’s almost St. Patrick’s Day, when four-leaf clovers and the Wearin’ o’ the Green will perhaps bring some Luck ...
Helen Keller once wrote that it wasn’t the loss of her sight that she lamented the most, but that of her hearing. Wi ...
Sometimes, animals surprise us when they exhibit behaviors beyond what we would call typical. Take, for example, inter ...
