Community by Sarah Hatfield

Community by Sarah Hatfield

On Monday, the weather was gorgeous though odd for December. I was not unhappy though, as I had visitors from England and the warm day provided an opportunity to spontaneously ramble through the woods. Visiting with my oldest childhood friend provided highlights at...
The Dark Night by Chelsea Jandreau

The Dark Night by Chelsea Jandreau

As we steadily creep through winter and into the new year, the focus will eventually begin to move from the calm of night toward a season of increased light and activity. Every day we gain a couple more minutes of light in the evening and eventually more motivation....
The Longest Night by Jeff Tome

The Longest Night by Jeff Tome

There is something about the solstice that captures my imagination. The winter solstice is the longest night of the year and the official beginning of winter and generally occurs on or around December 21. From that day forward, the days will get longer and the nights...
This Fungi I know… by Emily Rechin

This Fungi I know… by Emily Rechin

‘Tis the season of death, or at least a long rest, in nature. The trees are bare, the grass has stopped growing, and the stems of plants brown, shriveled, and lifeless. Many in New York find the season dreary and mundane. Yet we are all guilty of not realizing how...