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Nature Notes

During extreme heat, bees carry water droplets back to their hives and fan them with their wings to create a cooling effect—essentially making their own air-conditioning. They also spread water … more

HuntFishNY Provides Tools for Outdoor Enthusiasts

Have you ever wanted to try hunting, fishing, or trapping but don’t know how to get started? We have an app for that! HuntFishNY is the official DEC mobile app that is your one-stop resource … more

Hike of the Month: Peekamoose Valley in Sundown Wild Forest

Peekamoose Valley, located in the southeastern Catskill Forest Preserve, is a popular recreation destination that encompasses 275 acres of the 30,100-acre Sundown Wild Forest. The Peekamoose Blue … more

Scientists, Stakeholders, and River Stewards to Convene at Upper Delaware River Rendezvous

In the scenic river towns of the Upper Delaware, a growing coalition of conservationists, scientists, and civic leaders is preparing to gather once again. This fall, the Friends of the Upper Delaware … more

DEC Researchers Study Distance Traveled by Nitidulid Beetles

DEC’s Forest Health Research Lab recently conducted a study to understand how far nitidulid beetles—native, sap-feeding beetles that spread oak wilt disease—can travel in forested … more

Check Your Pool Filter for Asian Longhorned Beetle

Asian longhorned beetle (ALB) is active from now through Labor Day. New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) asks pool owners to check filters for the invasive insect regularly, … more

Conservationist Photography Contest

Want to see your photo(s) in Conservationist magazine? Enter Conservationist’s 2025 Photography Contest! Conservationist magazine features stunning photography alongside in-depth articles about … more

In Fleischmanns, a Nod to Baseball’s Early Days

FLEISCHMANNS — While thousands of fans packed Cooperstown Sunday, July 20 for Major League Baseball’s Hall of Fame induction ceremonies, a quieter—but no less … more

Wildlife Officials Ask New Yorkers to Report Wild Turkey Sightings in August

As New Yorkers head outdoors this August to hike trails, roam backroads, or visit state parks, wildlife officials have a request: keep an eye out for wild turkeys—and take note. Since … more

As Outdoor Encounters Rise, State Urges Caution Over Rabies Risk

As summer draws more New Yorkers outdoors, state health officials are urging residents to steer clear of wild and stray animals amid renewed concerns over rabies exposure. The New York State … more

From Sneakers to Swings: Bovina 5K Builds Toward Playground Goal

BOVINA — There were 189 participants in the July 26 Bovina 5K, now in its second year. More than $4,700 was raised to support the restoration of the Bovina Playground. Awards for runners … more

NYS Parks Announces New Children’s Activity Book

The New York State Office of Parks, Recreation and Historic Preservation has released the Explorer Club Activity Book, a new publication for kids 5-13 years old. The new 24-page resource booklet … more
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