Life on The Edge

We've had some warm and rainy February days out here at the Edge of Appalachia Preserve, and that means its time to check the vernal po...

Curiosity is a funny thing and I hope I never lose it.  While walking through a field, I stopped to photograph a lichen growing on exposed d...

Two years ago, I decided to put radio transmitters on Eastern box turtles to track their movements, and use this as an educational tool ...

  Sometimes we find things that just don't look like the books tell us they should.  This caterpillar is usually not this color, and ...

With the start of 2016 just days away it seems appropriate to take a minute to reflect on 2015. One of the highlights of this past season wa...

18 years ago when I first got to the Edge of Appalachia Preserve (EOA), there were 2 animals that symbolized the uniqueness and rarity of t...

In our search to learn all the living things on the preserve, we invite many experts that can identify the critters that most people don’t t...