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Groundhogs, also called woodchucks or whistle-pigs, are true winter hibernators. Become an expert on these engaging animals, just in time for Groundhog Day! Read more

We often think of winter as a period of rest, but that is far from the truth. Read more

Can you tell the difference between a raven and crow? Do you know what they both have in common? Read more

With 40 miles of coastline, Rhode Island is a wonderful location for winter birdwatching. Read more

Look and listen for nocturnal wildlife, as we enjoy the sun setting over Wellfleet Bay and the full moon rising over the treetops to the east. Read more

Learn how to identify forest types and what their presence can tell you about soil, weather, and geography. Read more

Explore the vast and dynamic dunes of this barrier beach and salt marsh system, as we explore and search out winter wildlife including waterfowl and snowy owls. Read more

Winter owls that specialize in open landscape hunting come alive during the twilight hours at Massachusetts salt marshes. Read more

Winter's yield to spring starts when the maple sap runs. Learn about the natural and cultural history and how maple trees are impacted by climate change. Read more

What makes a raptor? Most raptors hunt and grab live animals for food, but some, like vultures, scavenge instead. What, then, do all raptors have in common? Read more