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Deer-vehicle collisions are on the rise in the Finger Lakes, particularly during the fall season
The red and white oaks found on hillsides above Keuka Lake produce acorns in fall which are critical
for the winter survival of many species of wildlife. Acorns are rich in fats, which animals need for
energy when there are few other sources available in winter.
FREE one day course open all 10 years and older, you must register From the Steuben County Sheriff’s Office, The Steuben County Sheriff’s Office Navigation
Situated on a paved road just outside the City of Hornell is this quiet 3.34 acre lot with an existing cabin. Built in 2012, the
Jones Memorial Hospital set to host 32nd annual this Sunday October 20 From longtime Ridgewalk volunteer Patricia Childs, Thursday October 17. Dawn dried with beautiful
“After enjoying the light show, we should also take away a renewed awareness” A COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair People in the Northeast are thrilled at
By Carol Sitarski, Master Gardener Volunteer, Cornell Cooperative Extension Allegany County A native plant is a species that naturally occurs in a specific region, evolving
With its stunning scenery and abundant fish populations, Keuka and Seneca lakes offer anglers a truly unforgettable experience.
This 85-acre recreational property with camping site and pavilion is located in Dansville NY, Steuben County. Situated in the hills of northern Steuben County is
Whitetail deer begin breeding season with a lot of running By Oak Duke We call it the pre-rut. And it’s coming right up.
Harmful algal blooms continue to plague the Finger Lakes, prompting Save Owasco Now to call for urgent action from the governor.
The iconic hunting coat with its flapping back tag is now a thing of the past in New York By Oak Duke, Say “Bye-bye.”
Finger Lakes Land Trust announces hunting-free zones at eleven nature preserves to ensure visitor safety and enjoyment.
Lyme disease may be the greatest masquerader a COLUMN By Frederick Sinclair, pictured is the black-legged tick Lyme disease is now affecting an estimated 500,000
Research shows that bringing back native plants is more important than ever By Carol Sitarski, Master Gardener Volunteer, Cornell Cooperative Extension Allegany County For many
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