The poet Carl Sandburg famously wrote that fog “comes on little cat feet.” …
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Tracking Quarry
“Welcome home Giant lovers!” the Sleeping Giant Park Association’s Facebook page proclaimed on June 14. …
Waterworking
From its source somewhere in the hills of Bethany, the West River runs through several reservoirs before arriving in the city of New Haven…
Vision Quest
Early spring, with its often cold mornings and damp afternoons, isn’t the most popular time of year for a hike. But to catch one vista in particular, the time is now…
Taking the Flora
Marsh Botanical Garden’s greenhouses are lush and warm as summer, home to many plants that wouldn’t stand a chance out in the elements. …
Path Finding
Located at the east end of the Lighthouse Point beach, Morris Creek is “one of the few remaining salt marshes in the area,” according to…
Kelp Is on the Way
Kelp salad, kelp jerky, kelp noodles, kelp sautéed in butter and garlic.
All may be coming soon to a plate near you…
Mural Support
One of the most valued items in the Great Hall at the Peabody Museum of Natural History is only 71 years old, a mere newborn compared to the fossilized bones of the museum’s famous brontosaurus. …
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