BLOG: Nature Mixed In

If you have visited Chicopee Lake over the course of a few years, you may have noticed it is getting smaller.

Prevent these critters from cramping your outdoor adventures this summer.

Beavers at Chicopee Lake Do What Comes Naturally

Snake Sensibility: How to Avoid Misidentification

University research on minnow populations in Chicopee Woods gives evidence relating to water quality and habitat balance within the Walnut Creek area.

There is more than meets the eye at Chicopee Lake as spring triggers renewed activity among its ecosystems.

While it is only natural to want to help an animal you feel is in need of assistance, sometimes your intervention can do more harm than good.

Visit the Chicopee Lake wetland any time of year to view waterfowl.

A handy pictorial guide to flora you will likely see in Chicopee Woods.

Elachee Volunteer Gives New Life to Old Banners

January 2022 Journal: Black Willow Riverbank Shrubland

6 Must-Do’s to Make Your Yard Bird-Friendly

Elachee’s 2021 Snake Day Wildlife Festival offered the chance to touch more than a friendly reptile.

When outdoors in October, see how many colors you can find in nature.

Your efforts will help establish a robust root system improving soil conditions to also help prevent excessive erosion during rainy times.