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How to track bird migration in CT, RI and MA, from geese to owls

I first heard them on Monday, Sept. 12, the unmistakable cacophony of Canada geese heading south, their honking calls urging them onward.

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Apple Snail and other invasive species becoming more common in CT

So, what exactly is an “invasive species” be it plant, insect, animal or, in this case, snail or mollusk?

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Walktober in The Last Green Valley National Heritage Corridor to start

Walktober, the annual celebration of our extraordinary region known as The Last Green Valley National Heritage Corridor kicks off next week.

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Where do eastern screech owls live; what do they eat and sound like?

Owls are known for their haunting nightly calls, but no species elicits as much emotion as the screech-owl.

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Butterfly season is here: Get to know the Eastern Tiger Swallowtail

The Eastern Tiger Swallowtail is one of our most common butterflies and is found east of the Mississippi River and west into the Great Plains states.

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