…May to October. Loyal customers obtain produce through a buyer’s program, similar to a traditional Community Supported Agriculture arrangement, that provides flexibility and value for members while generating beneficial early-season…
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From the Publisher- Looking Back
…advertisers such as Pasta Vita and the Old Lyme Inn refrained from asking potentially embarrassing questions like, “How many subscribers do you have?” They shared our vision. Growth in ad…
A Once and Future Sanctuary
…ecologist. He began his Osprey–DDT research as a student at Wesleyan University. He continued his doctoral research on northeastern osprey population biology at Cornell. He has accomplished conservation biology projects…
Estuary for Young Readers
…answer questions about the new railroad bridge. I guess we all wanted to hear what he had to say. Mariners, from here to Hartford, were pretty steamed up about building…
Let’s Go
…search for the elusive birds of the sugarbush. All ages are welcome, and Audubon Vermont’s programs are fun for the whole family! The events are free of charge. Sugar on…
Geology of the Connecticut Valley
…compression and extension, the continents we know today. While Pangea was literally coming apart at the seams, some of those seams called rifts were more successful at breaking free than…
Worlds Apart
…and docks of Middletown and its 5,400 residents. It was the times and unique circumstances of his coming-of-age in this maritime community, without land to farm, that eventually led him…
Let’s Go
…GMCT will have grabbers, gloves, and repurposed feed and grain bags. No plastic bags added to the waste stream! The cove looks fantastic when the work is complete! Come get…
Conte Corner: Fifty Years with Andrew French
…compatible and complementary, so much so, that our individual contributions through communication, coordination, and collaboration will be magnified on the landscape- or watershed-scale. We’ll need to continue to focus on…
On My Mind…
…million people to the outdoors, and secured and spent over $90 billion in federal funding. They have completed projects in all four states throughout the Connecticut River watershed. In the…
One Photograph: Writ Small
…for instance: it packs in both comedy and pluck. The Bufflehead is roughly the same size, but a dull duck he is, with nothing of the Ruddy’s arch, upright composure,…
From the Publisher:
…happy to help at no cost. We’re amateurs. On the other hand, we may assist in obtaining package discounts. Email Barbara at barb@estuarymagazine.com. As a new venture, Estuary is necessarily…
The Cormorant Controversy
…there are cormorants. The question is, can we live with that? Ed Riccuiti is a freelance writer and published author who writes about history, nature, science, conservation, and law enforcement.\n\n…
American Shad: The Iconic Fish of the Connecticut River
…river, angling for them is a real treat. In order to time your trip so that fish are present, search for the website for the Connecticut River Atlantic Salmon Commission…
Brattleboro Hinsdale Bridge
…emergency services and provides access to businesses, health services, and Interstate 91 for southwestern New Hampshire’s rural communities. Roughly half of Hinsdale’s working residents commute to Vermont, and the nearest…
The Spirit of The Kate
…of Old Saybrook.” The Kate aimed to be different than its companions upriver, a mix of national acts and community acts, pivoting between music, theater, dance, comedy, and more throughout…
The Once and Future Connecticut River
…seventy-nine national wildlife refuges, including the Silvio Conte Refuge in the Connecticut River states of Vermont, New Hampshire, Massachusetts, and Connecticut. “All [USFWS] spending has been essentially halted,” comments Dr….
Meeting of the Waters
…abiotic (non-living) properties of this complicated interface of water and land. Be it long-term monitoring or more crisis driven research, scientists are attracted to the Connecticut River Estuary to study…
On My Mind…
…the federal government are located within the US departments of Commerce and Interior: the National Marine Fisheries Service (NMFS) within the Department of Commerce and the US Fish and Wildlife…