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Williamstown: March and rally against fossil fuels planned - Vimarsana News

Williamstown: March and rally against fossil fuels planned

Everyone concerned about the accelerating climate crisis is encouraged to attend a March to End Fossil Fuels and rally on Wednesday, Sept. 20.

Williamstown: Mountain Meadow butterfly walk - Vimarsana News

Williamstown: Mountain Meadow butterfly walk

Bee Friendly Williamstown is hosting a butterfly walk on Sunday, July 23, at Mountain Meadow.

Bee Friendly walk held in Williamstown on Sunday - Vimarsana News

Bee Friendly walk held in Williamstown on Sunday

WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. — Bee Friendly Williamstown is hosting a Butterfly Walk at Mountain Meadow with naturalists Leslie Reed-Evans and Pam Weatherbee on Sunday at 11 a.m. Meet at Mountain Meadow

Cummington: Native plant sale, nursery tour - Vimarsana News

Cummington: Native plant sale, nursery tour

Wing and a Prayer Nursery is partnering with Bee Friendly Williamstown to offer a native plant sale and nursery tour on Saturday, June 17, at the nursery in Cummington.

Thom Smith: 'Watching birds sure does calm the soul' - Vimarsana News

Thom Smith: 'Watching birds sure does calm the soul'

Happy and healthy New Year!  "I just realized that I’m one of the people that took an interest in birds during the pandemic. Watching birds sure does calm the soul; they don’t seem to be angry, arrogant, rude, or looking for conflict.” NatureWatch saved me!” — Anonymous Naturewatch Reader, North Berkshire. (aka Timothy Zelazo, Florida)  December was the month of reporting wrens to Naturewatch "Thanks for your column! I've been lucky enough to have a pair of Carolina wrens at my suet feeder every morning for about a week, at 7 am, here in Lanesborough." — Chris ...