On August 30, we gathered at Saugus Ironworks National Historic Site for another accessible birding program that brought together community members, partners, and friends. We welcomed 36 participants, including three guests from the Carroll Center for the Blind, who helped us put our accessibility tools into...

On July 26, 2025, we hosted our second accessible birding event at the historic Saugus Iron Works National Historic Site, and we’re proud to say it was a big success. A total of 51 people stopped by our event station throughout the day, and the...

Summer has kicked off here at Fort Matanzas, and while the community enjoys the sunny beaches and soft sand, the Least Terns are on high alert, ready to protect their nests. These remarkable birds, often seen guarding their nests along the coastal dunes of St....

Welcome back, readers!  I have officially been here at Rocky Mountain National Park for just under a month and I can confidently say that I have become quite acquainted and fond of the great outdoors.  Here on the west side of the park, we oversee...

HIstorical Fort matanzas: Where history and nature converge a JOURNEY THROUGH hISTORY Nature Trails & Ferry Rides Nestled in the picturesque city of St. Augustine, Florida, Fort Matanzas National Monument stands as a testament to the region's rich history and vibrant natural beauty. Built in 1742 by the...

Hello everyone! My name is Angie Lara and I am so excited to begin this journey with Environment for the Americas. I am originally from Bogota, Colombia, but I have spent most of my life in Florida. My parents and extended family have always influenced...

Spring is here! The field days have been filled with new friends and discoveries. Almost every day I am introduced to a new plant, fungi, and/or wildlife. I have been creating a list of all the plants I have come across in the field. It...