Have you ever wondered about the rocks in your backyard? Or the rock cliff you pass on your way to work? What are these rocks? How old are they? Why are they here? Join us with professor Tarin Weiss via Zoom on July 15th, 3-4 pm, to talk about the long and exciting geological history […]

Interested in learning more about black bear behavior in Massachusetts? Join us for a webinar with Kathy Zeller, a post-doctoral researcher in the Mass Cooperative Fish and Wildlife Research Unit in Amherst. She will be sharing current research on black bears in the state and what we’re learning about black bear movement and behavior. She will […]

Solar Development in MA: State Incentives and Municipal Planning This webinar will provide a brief overview of solar development in Massachusetts to date, explain the basics of the newly updated state solar incentive program (SMART), and discuss how the program interacts with municipal bylaws. It is designed to help municipal officials, landowners, and citizens at-large […]

Fourteen native bee species are in decline in the northeast, but why is this happening and what can we do to keep these important pollinators around? Tune in as Wyatt Shell gives an introduction to identifying native bees, outlines the factors leading to bee population declines, and teaches us what we can do in our […]