LiveStream, Episode 8: Estuary Magazine: Life of the Connecticut River
Photo by Christopher Zajac / Estuary Magazine LiveStream, Episode 8: Estuary Magazine: Life of the Connecticut River with Wick Griswold, Emerti Professor of
FROM COUNTLESS TO NONE: The Passenger Pigeon in the Connecticut River Valley
South Newfane, Vermont, September 01, 2014. The Connecticut River Valley was once home to the passenger pigeon, the most abundant denizen the area has ever
Comment: Application for Electonic Permit, Lamar Central Outdoor.
March 12, 2014 Edward J. Farley, DirectorMassDOT Office of Outdoor AdvertisingTen Park Plaza, Room 6133Boston, MA 02116-3973 Subject: Application for Electonic Permit Lamar Central
Canals of the Connecticut River
Vermont, November 1, 2013. The Connecticut is the major river of New England true, but it is without a port city at its confluence with
American Shad: Our Iconic Fish
Vermont, February 01, 2013. Many areas in this country have icon species that add to their sense of place. The Texas Gulf Coast is busy
There must be something in the water
Vermont, January 01, 2013. Most North Country residents in the Connecticut River valley know that up until 1791 Vermont was an independent republic after breaking
Not Down the Middle
Vermont, November 1, 2012. Most waterbodies marking a boundary between two states or countries have an imaginary dotted line running down their middle. The Connecticut
The What?
Vermont. October 1, 2012. Sometimes others perception of one’s occupation belie your spirit. One would not expect your stereotypical accountant to be the adventurous type.
Our Watersheds
Vermont. May, 2012. Experienced river users often refer to rivers, streams and lakes as being part of a watershed. We use the word because we
The Big Conn: Monster or Myth
Vermont. August 1, 2011. Loch Ness has her Nessie, Lake Champlain has her Champ, Lake Mephremegog has her Memphre and the Connecticut River, well the