Living with Wildlife in Newton
Colleen Olfenbuttel Wildlife Biologist with MassWildlife Newton may be a lot wilder than you imagine. Many creatures, thought to be confined to more rural areas, [...]
Celebrating the Charles River - A Slideshow and Interactive Evening
Carole Smith Berney Naturalist Watch the lecture online Please join us for a "virtual walk" along the Charles River Upper Greenway Path in Newton and [...]
Newton and the Northeast Kingdom - Natural Connections
Brendan Whittaker Forester, Pastor, & Former Vermont Secretary of Natural Resources Dan Perlman Brandeis University (and Cold Spring Photographer) Former Vermont Secretary of Natural Resources [...]
17
Nov
Land Protection: Now or Never ... Forever
Bob Wilbur Director of Land Protection, Mass Audubon Across the Commonwealth, unprecedented rates of development are resulting in accelerated habitat loss and fragmentation. In much [...]
Focus on Vernal Pools
Jon Regosin Environmental Consultant and Tufts University Ph.D. candidate in Biology Did you know that spotted salamanders, spring peepers, and wood frogs make their homes [...]
19
Nov
Stone by Stone
The Magnificant History in New England's Stone Walls Robert Thorson Geologist Although there are old stone walls located across the United States, onlyin New England [...]
08
May
The Roadside Geology of Massachusetts
James W. Skehan Geologist Were you woken unexepectedly early on Saturday, April 20, by a strange shaking of your residence? It turned out to be [...]
From Cold Spring Park to Planet Earth
Human Impacts across the Landscape Dan Perlman Conservation Biologist Think you know Cold Spring Park? Concerned about the future of planet Earth? See them in [...]
The Birds and the Bees, the Flowers and the Trees
Celebrating Biodiversity in Newton Peter Alden Renowned naturalist, author, and lecturer Peter Alden, well known naturalist and author, will be the inaugural speaker in a [...]
