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Volunteers clear invasive plants from Quinnipiac Meadows
A preserve within a preserve
From 1-91, the strip of land looks like a golden wild island in the River. Although it is…
There are many ways communities abutting the Quinnipiac River can help keep it and the surrounding environs clean.
This past spring, Save the Sound installed nine rain gardens in Southington as part…
photos by Ian Christmann
Plant lupine, hollyhock or phlox and you may find iridescent-feathered hummingbirds frequenting your yard. Cultivating wild grape vines or crabapple trees can entice…
If these fish could talk…
…they might say, “caution.”
The lower Quinnipiac River offers a bounty of fin-laden delights, such as bluefish and bass – tempting possibilities for a low-cost, high…
Ideas for keeping your corner of the planet clean and green
Did you know that the CT Department of Energy and Environmental Protection offers some ideas you can use at home, work, in your community…
