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Central Watershed Outings: Hidden Gems of the Wild and Scenic Westfield River

…biodiversity conservation in southern New England and represents one of the region’s few river basins with relatively intact hydrological and ecologic processes. High concentrations of rare species, exemplary natural communities…

Central Watershed Outings: Boating the French King Gorge to Barton Cove

This article appears in the Summer 2024 issue\n\n Boating the French King Gorge to Barton Cove Story and photos by John Burk Last summer—after water levels finally subsided after prolonged…

Estuary for Young Readers

…the class. But first she asked her usual history questions. “Who can cite for me an important person and date in Saybrook history related to our ferries?” “I know,” little…

Estuary for Young Readers

…before it comes up the river.” It’s freezing cold out here. My third day on sundown watch for the flag thief at the Academy. I crouch down, real low, out…

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What’s For Dinner? Summertime, Summertime!

This article appears in the Summer 2024 issue\n\n Summertime, Summertime!\n\n By Melody Tierney\n\n Nothing screams summer like a bowl full of tomatoes freshly picked from the garden. New England comes…

Wildlife Wonders: Green Herons

…One early, notable admirer of green herons was John James Audubon. In 1826, for example, when Audubon first began raising funds to underwrite The Birds of America—an extraordinary, 12-year labor…

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Become an Environmental Activist

…the reach and quality of his research, publications, and field guides on birds and other facets of the environment earned him honorary doctorate degrees from several universities as well as…

One Photograph: Three “Wish Birds”

This article appears in the Spring 2024 issue\n\n \n\n Three “Wish Birds”\n\n Story and Photo by William Burt\n\n As a Massachusetts boy who had been seeking out new birds for…

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…to Public Comment Meeting for the Proposed Connecticut National Estuarine Research Reserve You are invited to attend a virtual public comment meeting for Connecticut’s proposed National Estuarine Research Reserve (NERR)….

Reclaiming the Marsh

RECLAIMING THE MARSH One resident’s fight against an invasion By Bill Hobbs Rich Snarski examines Phragmites australis, also known as the common reed, in Lord Cove along the Connecticut River…

Become an Environmental Activist (Part 2)

…species elimination stemming bird population decline organic farming, community gardening environmentally compatible recreation living shorelines wetlands reclamation resiliency to sea level rise environmental education mentoring of the next generation of…