by Mindy Quintero Six and a half years sure have flown by! I arrived at Trailside Nature Museum excited and overwhelmed with the idea of managing the oldest and busiest county nature center. The museum is held to high standards and I wasn’t sure how I was going to fill
by Robyn Graygor Seasoned foragers from far and wide seek out nature’s treats within the Ward Pound Ridge Reservation, and it’s about time we give back to this oasis of plentiful goodies. If you hike the winding trails within our reservation, you may have come across people walking with baskets
by Taro letaka For a human, finding a small object in a large area is dependent on luck and good eyesight. But for a dog, a sniff is enough to do it. The TSA and DEA have been using dogs to sniff for narcotics and explosives for years, and now
by Sarah Walkley Trailside Nature Museum staff have been cataloging the biodiversity of Ward Pound Ridge Reservation’s 4,300 acres for decades. More recently, we have begun doing so through an online project on the electronic platform iNaturalist to allow county staff as well as visitors to easily and accurately document