The Eastern Box Turtle is this week’s #sciencesaturday spring spotlight species! Read on to learn what they eat, where they live, and other special facts.
Author Archives: Rebecca Conway
Introduction to Archaeological Survey in the Preserve
Discover a day in the life of an archaeological survey at the Preserve, led by resident volunteer archaeologist, Patrick O’Neill!
The Preserve’s Spotlight Species: Black Vulture
Find out how this resident spotlight species is more than a scavenger, and get to know the similarities and differences between American Black Vultures and Turkey Vultures.
The Preserve’s Spotlight Species: Spring Ephemerals (part 2)
Learn about some of the spring ephemerals at the Preserve, and why they may not be what they seem.
The Preserve’s Spotlight Species: Spring Ephemerals (part 1)
Learn about three of many the spring ephemerals popping up around the Preserve: spring beauty, trout lily, and Dutchman’s breeches.
The Preserve’s Spring Spotlight Species: Garter Snake
Garter snakes are on the move at the Preserve, find out more about their natural history storiessss.
The Preserve’s Spring Spotlight Species: Spotted Salamander
Next up in the Spring Spotlight Species, we focus on the lifecycle and behavior of the spotted salamander, a poisonous amphibian.
The Preserve’s Spring Spotlight Species: Skunk Cabbage
The first flowering plant at the Preserve has a variety of secrets to its success, beyond a memorable name.
The Preserve’s Winter Spotlight Species: Orchids Among Us
Explore three native woodland orchids that are easier to find during winter right here in the Preserve!
The Preserve’s Winter Spotlight Species: American Witch Hazel
Investigate the next #sciencesaturday species, witch hazel, and how this winter loving plant has a special relationship with moths.