In 1850, if you wanted a walking companion to amble about Concord to learn what’s up, your best choice was to knock on Henry Thoreau’s door. Today you would call Richard Forman.
By Wilson Kerr Writing about animals we rarely see in the wild can be a challenge. Owls are one such species, and yet they occupy a very prominent role in popular culture,
Like many Concordians, I find myself walking where Henry David Thoreau walked. Not just the loop around Walden Pond, but also the ramble from Emerson’s house through Town Forest to the site
An army of 80 local birders in field parties and at backyard feeders spotted 77 different species and 11,413 individual birds in a recent count. It was a continuation of counts conducted
Biodiversity is, “the variety of life in the world or in a particular habitat or ecosystem”. According to UN data, the percentage of land mass on earth cleared and converted for/to human
One of the ways that the Town of Concord is getting behind ambitious climate action goals for the municipality is by promoting air source and ground source heat pumps as an alternative
Imagine trash as an asset. That nasty stuff, usually trucked off at great cost and then burned or dumped into landfills at great cost can serve a purpose. Matthew Young, the president
Eric Simms, a Wayland resident, was hired earlier this month as Sustainability Director. He defines the broad term sustainability as the responsible use of resources; “practical programs and policies that advocate for