This past week the temperature soared into the seventies and I was initially torn by the temperature change. At first, I welcomed the warm sunshine and dusted off my shorts and began piddling around the yard. I began to see...
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Food for thought: Maple Syrup
The earthy, sweet taste and viscous amber color greets my pancakes every Saturday morning and is a welcomed friend to our kitchen table....
A visit from a distant traveler
There are roughly 800 known bird species from Canada and the United States. Out of those species, a special feathery friend migrated to our next of the woods and made history. The Gray-crowned Rosy-Finch (Leucosticte tephrocotis) has been sighted here...
Aquatic Nuisance Species
Preventing new aquatic nuisance species requires harsher ballast standards from open-ocean ballast exchange in the Great Lakes Basin. New York State requires ballast water to be 100 times cleaner than the current international standards. While these standards may not aid us...