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Our climate may be in crisis

New data shows that CO2 levels have risen to 430 ppm (parts per million), a pretty sure indicator that what we have been doing for the last 175 years is moving our climate in the wrong direction and the problems associated with this change will only continue to disrupt the weather on our ...

Trout bounty

It grabs your attention when a place you’ve been to and enjoyed earns acclaim. That happened to me this week when I learned of an economic study performed by the prestigious natural resource research firm Responsive Management, based in Harrisonburg, Virginia. Their research studied the ...

Smokey has a new buddy

We all know about Smokey Bear but researchers at the University of Minnesota have found a new partner in the battle against forest fires and his name is Smokey Beaver. In 2020 the second largest fire in Colorado history torched 200,000 acres, killed two, and incinerated everything in its ...

Smokey has a new buddy

We all know about Smokey Bear but researchers at the University of Minnesota have found a new partner in the battle against forest fires and his name is Smokey Beaver. In 2020 the second largest fire in Colorado history torched 200,000 acres, killed two, and incinerated everything in its ...

Mussel therapy

The Pennsylvania Fish and Boat Commission (PFBC) is restoring the aquatic life of Dunkard Creek, from the bottom up. At its Union City Aquatic Conservation Center in Erie County, PFBC biologists are raising thousands of native freshwater mussels, spawned by a few individuals captured in other ...

June 1st: The real beginning of our summer

June is so much more of a summer month than September. From a meteorological standpoint summer begins on the first day of June and continues until August 31st. Our lazy hazy days of September are more aligned with the weather of fall than summer. With the damp and cool days of May folks are ...