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WVLT April Instagram Posts You Might Have Missed
April 27, 2020
Not on Instagram, that is okay! Check out our posts from the Month of April We will update this page weekly.
Recipes to try at home! Japanese Knotweed Quiche
April 9, 2020
Stewardship Savories- Cara’s Japanese Knotweed Quiche- My favorite recipe in the “Enchanted Broccoli Forest Cookbook” (part of the Moosewood Cookbook Series by Mollie Katzen) is A Quiche Formula. Rather than giving […]
WVLT March Instagram Posts You Might Have Missed
April 7, 2020
Not on Instagram, that is okay! Check out our posts from the Month of March We will update this page weekly. Cara, our Coordinator of Land Stewardship shared with […]
Introduction to Eastern Box Turtle and Recipe Ideas for a Japanese Knotweed Quiche!
April 6, 2020
You can read more about Japanese Knotweed, how to identify and remove on the New York Invasive Species Information Clearinghouse webpage
Update on use of our recreational areas
April 4, 2020
Our open spaces are your personal spaces Practicing physical distancing is vital for everyone during the pandemic. If a parking lot or trailhead seems busy, consider it a great time to explore […]
Join us and social distance in the great outdoors
March 18, 2020
Dreading social distancing? Why not enjoy it instead on our protected lands, nature preserves, and recreational trails. Our open space is your personal space. Breath some fresh air, listen to […]
What is “on the menu” in March?
March 12, 2020
MARCH SPECIES SPOTLIGHT: As part of an ongoing series of articles that examine native and invasive species found in our region, here we present the American Eels and Garlic Mustard […]
SoFISHticated News You Won’t FROGget!
February 1, 2020
FEBRUARY SPECIES SPOTLIGHT: As part of an ongoing series of articles that examine native and invasive species found in our region, here we present the Asian Carp and the Pickerel […]
For The Love of Dogs, And Open Space – Interview with author Cynthia Flowers
February 1, 2020
For The Love of Dogs, And Open Space Local author Cynthia Flowers’s 2018 book, Last Dog: And All Those Who Came Before, chronicled (along with her husband, Alan) the “journey […]
February 1, 2020
Kerri Wright is a recent graduate (2019) who holds a Masters of Science in Environmental Policy and Regulation. Currently, she’s a project scientist with Walden Environmental Engineering LLC, right here […]
A Nearly 500 Year Ecological Perspective From Local Eastern Hemlocks
January 5, 2020
By Jaimie Kaefer and John Rayburn, SUNY New Paltz Environmental Geochemical Science Program Last winter, Jeffery Benjamin, a Ph.D. candidate from Columbia University, brought us a box of wood samples […]
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