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TURNERS FALLS — Following FirstLight Hydro Generating Co.’s agreement in principle with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) on March 17, a group of protesters held a “Day of Mourning” for the Connecticut River on the Turners Falls-Gill...

TURNERS FALLS — FirstLight Hydro Generating Co. submitted its hydropower-related flows and fish passage plans to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission last week as part of its relicensing settlement agreement.The plans, however, were met with...

In a behind-closed-doors move St. Patrick’s Day, federal and state environmental representatives entered into an Agreement in Principle with FirstLight Power to sell the rights of a living Connecticut River to Canada — literally. FirstLight,...

Though our feeders have been busy with a frenzy of bird activity during and following the recent storm, I have lately been absorbed with a little...

The California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW) is pleased to announce the ninth annual California Invasive Species Youth Art Contest. This year’s theme, “Unite to Fight Invasive Species,” reflects

This weeks NatureWatch wisdom reveals that flying squirrels — both northern and southern varieties — are common in the Berkshires. And, that despite their difference in color, all juncos are

Bald eagles have made quite the comeback in New Jersey over the years and now you help protect these endangered species.

Bald eagles have made quite the comeback in New Jersey over the years and now you help protect these endangered species.

Bald eagles have made quite the comeback in New Jersey over the years and now you help protect these endangered species.

Bald eagles have made quite the comeback in New Jersey over the years and now you help protect these endangered species.