photos and writing by Lorna Dielentheis, local naturalist & contributing author Spring is a season of temporality. Vernal pools,...

Last week on a bright, still day we walked Rock Point’s trails to interpret the stories told by the snow.

The Rock Point sheep greet me each time I arrive. They recognize the squeal of my bicycle’s front brake. “Baaaa,” they bleat at me while I

When you think of fall, you probably think first of the showy change of colors: lush reds, oranges, and yellows– the complete transformation

Of the many tree species you will find at Rock Point, one of the more curious is the Hophornbeam, a small to medium-sized tree (growing...

The annual spring wildflower displays at Rock Point are mostly over, but hikers should keep an eye out for the late-blooming Eastern Red...

After being on the brink of extinction in the middle of the 1900s, the Peregrine Falcon has returned to the eastern US and its recovery...

Who…who…who is that hooting in the forest? Now is a great time to hear Barred Owls. From late February to early April, these chatty birds...

Nature Notes is a new series on our blog sponsored and contributed by The Lake Champlain Land Trust . Check back for more great...