Change is in the air and the peepers are peeping! The redwing blackbirds are back in the marshes and the skunk cabbage is coming up in the swamps. At long last, signs
Fishing is one of the most popular recreational sports in the US. There are about 60 million anglers and, for many, fishing is a way of relaxing and connecting to nature. Fishing
Join renowned Concord naturalist Peter Alden and Massachusetts Audubon Society staff for a walking tour of the diverse wildlife of Brewster’s Woods! We will look and listen for newly arrived spring migrants,
Bill McKibben urges his audience to “get out of your comfort zone” To a packed auditorium at Concord-Carlisle High School on April 2 and to hundreds more on Zoom, author, environmentalist, and
The paparazzi have been out in force in Concord’s wildlife areas as the warmer weather draws relatively unusual birds to the region. Last weekend, the cameras were out and clicking in French’s
The Concord River, placid at its headwaters, evolves into a raging torrent for two miles as the river empties into the Merrimack in Lowell. We’re talking epic — at least for a
The Concord Municipal Light Plant has been working on plans to achieve Net-Zero Energy status for the new Concord Middle School site. Net-Zero Energy indicates that the school will produce enough energy
The Compost Site at 755 Walden Street will be re-opening for the season on Saturday, April 1. Compost site hours are Saturdays 9 a.m.-3 p.m. and Wednesdays, 3 p.m.-6 p.m. Concord residents