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February marks an important turning point. Although winter may continue to grip us for a little while longer, the landscape is preparing for change.
Although the days are slowly growing longer, life in the Northeast now finds itself in the coldest depths of winter. January is about survival.
The holidays are stressful enough without the added burden of having to think outside the box (and quickly) to make sure you have something
Parks ranger Chad Ummel. Hopefully the loon pair will return in
2020 and call this new human-made raft home. Flooded loon nest on...
VCE Announces Recipients of
2020 Community Science Awards...
Observations Bird observations All reports of biodiversity Vermont Backyard Bird Quest
2020 List 178 species from 724 eBird checklists submitted by 304 birders!...
opening clip Steve discusses the characteristics of a vernal pool. Vernal Pool Video1_April 1,
2020 from Vermont Center for Ecostudies on Vimeo. ...
VCE's third weekly banding session of
2020 on Mt. Mansfield featured a Sharp-shinned Hawk, a 'PUFIgeddon' of Purple Finches, several non-locally breeding warblers,...
From the frigid mornings of the final Christmas Bird Counts of the
2020-2021 season to the discovery of Razorbills and Northern Gannets which briefly
