Nature

Pre-settlement and up through the settlement era, there were many wolves (mostly grey, I believe) still in the northeast until...

Get your binoculars out….

50 reports of bear conflicts, the highest in the area.

As our Earth spins on its journey around the sun, this is the time that the northern hemisphere is tilted...

The Village of New Paltz and the Mill Brook Preserve Inc. have announced that the long awaited bridge in the...

Autumn winds — Winds of seasonal change blow across these ancient hills, lifting dry leaves from their now sapless branches,...

I think we’ve seen the last Hummingbirds and Monarchs (what relatively few there were) for the season, with a few northern...

Throughout the most recent century, Woodstock has probably had a more varied proportion of seekers, both secular and spiritual, than...

Outdoor enthusiasts can now enjoy 15 miles of uninterrupted, restored Victorian Era carriageways by foot, bike, skis, snowshoes or horse...

We are at the end of what was a glorious Summer. Yes, it was a little strange, July and August...

Hiking the Hudson Valley is curing mental and physical struggles. People find solace in nature. It’s a place where you...

Join Overlook Mountain Center for a walk and talk in Lewis Hollow, with DEC guides Glenn Kreisberg and Dave Holden...

The Ashokan Watershed Stream Management Program has announced the return of one of its most popular summer activities: stream snorkeling.

Along the Shawangunk Ridge, last week was a rapturous one for raptors. On Thursday, August 3, the Mohonk Preserve announced...

So much life is in evidence - “making hay while the sun shines”. Both forest and meadow are about as...

The Wallkill Valley Land Trust has named Angelica Snyder of Gardiner and William (Bill) Schuster of New Paltz, to its...

Once again the Earth has cycled back to where its northern half (which happens to include us) is tilted towards...

Bluestone Wild Forest reveals itself to Paul Rubin a bit at a time as he walks, examines, investigates and documents...

The Gardiner Trail Alliance and Gardiner Parks and Recreation hosted a ribbon-cutting ceremony at Riverbend Trails on Sunday, June 4...

June 1 is considered the start of meteorological summer.