Community science is vital to helping researchers and scientists understand bird populations. Along with contributing to eBird, joining a bird count can be a fun, helpful, and insightful opportunity … more

Kendall Howard, 13, proudly poses with her first deer - a remarkable 10-point buck harvested Wednesday, Nov. 26, in Bloomville. more

Most hunters are aware that New York State has regulations on what type of hunting implements can be used to hunt certain game in certain areas. It is the hunter’s responsibility to do the … more

New York State DEC is now recognizing a third option for online hunter education certification.  Recademics New York online hunter education course- Built for hunters, by hunters. Learn … more

Lose yourself in the natural beauty of snow-covered rolling hills and the diverse forest of this expansive property located in the southwest corner of the Catskill Park in Sullivan County. Explore … more

Sixteen-year-old Roger Lynker III harvested a six-point buck and a 400-pound bear on the same drive at his family’s Rattle Hill Lodge camp in Lew Beach on Nov. 15. The proud hunter is pictured … more

With the holidays approaching, people often gather for meals and gift food items. But whether selecting food for holiday presents, parties, or everyday daily meals, it is important to make selections … more

Bill Fiedler III, returned home to Arkville with a 150-pound, 10-point buck he harvested on Nov. 19 in Hardenburgh, along Dry Brook Road. Fiedler, pictured with his children — Graham, 9; … more

Let’s Go Compost is proud to support public libraries and local communities with composting education. They are able to provide a limited number of free library composting kits each year to … more

Brett Wood harvested this impressive 165-pound, 10-point buck just after sunrise on Nov. 15 along Third Brook in Walton. The deer, measuring a 17-inch spread, capped what Wood described as “a … more

Enjoying Every Bite of Our Food The holidays bring us together to enjoy food with one another and tend to leave us with lots of leftovers! Let’s try to reduce the amount of food that gets … more

For those who prefer boots and wool hats to treadmills and fluorescent lights, the Susquehanna Chapter of the Adirondack Mountain Club is offering a month of easy-going winter walks, park loops and a … more