The Secretive Saw-Whet Owl Is a Survivor
Moving through New England in a wave each fall is a petite predator that, according to Mass Audubon, might be…
Moving through New England in a wave each fall is a petite predator that, according to Mass Audubon, might be…
Land and art have long been intertwined. The historic tradition of landscape painting here in Western Massachusetts by artists like…
This post was contributed by Becca Feidelson, Kestrel’s TerraCorps Youth Engagement Coordinator for the 2021-2022 service term. “Nature Deficit Disorder,”…
When you move to a new place, you want to know “who are my neighbors?” When Kestrel moved to our…
This is a true story recently shared with us by one of our members who was inspired to make Promise…
This essay by Kestrel member Elisa Campbell was originally printed online on The Amherst Current blog on Nov. 11, 2021.…
As we gratefully welcome spring this year, bird song is beginning to fill the air. When you walk in the…
This Earth Matters column was originally published in the Daily Hampshire Gazette in November 2020. It was written by naturalist…
By Kristin DeBoer, Executive Director Fifty years ago, in December 1970, a group of Amherst residents who were members of…
Denise Barstow just completed her year-long service year as Kestrel’s Community Engagement and Regional Conservation Coordinator through the TerraCorps AmeriCorps…