Dark energy, dark matter
We’ve known since 1998 that 96 percent of the cosmos is made of unknown stuff. Not merely unknown as in
Nature
Woodchuck Lodge
I have always found that memories of places are hard to disentangle from memories of people in my life. Sometimes
Scientist to explain in New Paltz how tree-hugging is good for you
Can a scientist be “esteemed” by her peers and considered a “renegade” at the same time? Diana Beresford-Kroger thinks so.
Volunteers needed for trail cleanup at Slabsides on Saturday
This week, with spring in full swing, encompasses Earth Day, the 200th birthday of John James Audubon and Arbor Day.
Geology of Saugerties
Saugerties is a town divided into two halves by one mountain.
No Water No Life exhibit at Beacon Institute
For the past eight years, conservation photographer Alison M. Jones and her team have been traveling to major watersheds in
Chancellor’s Sheep & Wool Showcase at Clermont
The pastoral grounds at the Clermont State Historic Site have reopened just in time for the Chancellor’s annual Sheep and
Geology in the town next door
Naturally, we don’t do geology only in Woodstock. We like to get around. Nearby Saugerties is another big attraction for
Look up: Astronomy made easy this Saturday & Sunday
I’m going to prove how easy astronomy can be – and how dramatic. I guarantee that you will not fail. All you
Walk this way: Hike the Hudson Valley with Mike Todd
Mike Todd | HiketheHudsonValley.com HiketheHudsonValley.com contains 62 step-by-step trail guides (with more to come) of the best hikes in the