Beavers: Our Allies in a Changing World
As ecosystem engineers, beavers have been active in the North American landscape for millennia. Their ability to mitigate some effects…
Wild Plants in a Changing Climate: Resilience in New England Wildflowers
This program is the second of Kestrel’s 2023 Wildlife & Wild Plants in a Changing Climate Speaker Series. New England…
Forests to Faucets: Protecting Drinking Water for Everyone
In 2022, a lack of rain that began in June baked lawns into crunchy straw, withered crops in local farm…
Wildlife in a Changing Climate: Protecting Freshwater Species Beyond Fish
This program is the first of Kestrel’s 2023 Wildlife & Wild Plants in a Changing Climate Speaker Series. There are…
5 Ways Forests Can Be Critical Climate-Fighting Tools
Hardly a week goes by without some startling news about the climate crisis. From hurricanes to fires, and even a…
Old Trees of Whately Woods With Bob Leverett
On Saturday, June 25, 10 am - noon, old-growth forest expert and educator, Bob Leverett, will be our guide on…
Addressing Climate Change With Land Conservation and Stewardship
This program is the second of Kestrel’s 2022 Ecological Solutions for Climate Change Speaker Series. The rallying cry "Think Global,…
Climate Change and the Pace of Seasons in the Valley
This program is the third of Kestrel’s 2022 Ecological Solutions for Climate Change Speaker Series. Is spring coming earlier in…
“Nature’s Best Hope” With Dr. Doug Tallamy
This program is the first in Kestrel's 2022 Ecological Solutions for Climate Change Speaker Series. Everyone has a significant role…
Climate Change & Your Community: Mount Holyoke Range
This continuation of our "Climate Change & Your Community" series highlights climate challenges and solutions right here at home. The…
