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Tilden naturalist Anthony Fisher will lead one of his Monday birding walks from 9 a.m. to noon, on Monday, Dec. 5, at Shimada Friendship Park, in Richmond. This is an

Over 30,000 sandhill cranes roost at the Jasper-Pulaski Fish and Wildlife Area during their fall migration.

To imagine that the prolific and expansive population of starlings in North America — more than 200 million — began from a mere 100 birds that were released into New York City’s Central Park in the late 1890s is astounding.

Golf courses generally have as many or more individual birds and species than the natural habitats around them, which is a win for birds. But golf courses have a role to play.

The Indiana Department of Natural Resources is waiving admission fees Friday at all DNR properties, including Indiana Dunes State Park in Chesterton.

I spent many hours perched in ladder stands strapped to mature aspen trees in northwest Minnesota recently. Hours went by slowly, but Mother Nature was always there to entertain and challenge me in a show of her own.

DEC announced the addition of 13 new locations to the New York State Birding Trail.

Regular readers of my column might remember a story that I did back at the end of August that featured a predatory interaction between a mantis and a northern cardinal. Due to limitations of space I was unable to discuss the particular bird that was...

For years now I have been regaling my readers with stories of my exploits from the Thinking Chair. This is a soon-to-be-upgraded Adirondack chair that sits at the edge of the wet meadow that sits at the bottom of a gentle hill behind my house. The...

Between the broad variety of majors and minors and the seemingly countless selection of clubs, Cornell is an institution where even an engineer can host a photography exhibit, as Veronica Gluza M.Sc. ’23 did this Wednesday, Sept. 7.