By Dan Ross, GSWA Educational Associate With the cool, crisp, autumn weather beginning to be a mere fleeting memory, and overnight lows starting to blanket the landscape with ornate icy... read more →
During her Freshman year at Drew University, Mason Scher was on the hunt for an appropriate organization to fulfill her required 100 volunteer hours that would also spark her interest.... read more →
By GSWA Volunteer, Jim Northrop Growing up in Western New York State, I remember that our region was famous for its apple orchards. Not only did they produce delicious fruit... read more →
By Hazel England, GSWA Director of Education and Outreach In light of the current Presidential proposals and plans for defunding certain types of nationally owned land, it is good to... read more →
I mean a vernal pool ---- not a swimming pool (the man-made, permanent, in-ground facility, where the water source is human, not just from nature). Even if you do not... read more →
We spend countless hours every year removing invasive species from our property, the Conservation Management Area (CMA), and while working to remove the endless patches of garlic mustard, we stumbled... read more →
By GSWA Education Associate, Dan Ross After a cold and seemingly endless winter, spring has finally arrived, and with it the plants and trees are beginning to bud up and... read more →
Each year, Americans’ trash production increases by 25% between Thanksgiving and New Year’s, accounting for an extra six million tons of trash during... read more →
After five weeks in a... read more →