Archive Blog

By Gabe Ross, Farm Manager With February fast approaching it’s time to start thinking about tapping some maple trees and boiling sap here at Gallant

By Saundra McBrearty Have you ever stood in awe watching birds fly in the perfect V formation? The flock looks organized, in sync, and intentional

By Bodhi Nithyananda, Seasonal Naturalist  Who would have known there was so much to see beneath the surface of the Deer Haven wetlands on a

by Saundra McBrearty          Preservation Parks of Delaware County believes spending time outdoors and keeping active is vital for mental and physical

Liz Neroni, Naturalist This is a repost of the original December 2017 post.  This time of year can be wonderful, but also quite expensive. All

By Robin Mayes, Farm Educator  “Over the river and through the woods to Grandmother’s house we go” … almost anyone can remember the words of

By Adam Willis, Seasonal Naturalist My first real interest in biology started with insects. There was something about that class of life—this subset of phylum

By Robin Mayes, Farm Educator  The old saying that “time flies when you are having fun” seems to be true because the last ten years

By Casey Smith, Naturalist One in 12 men and 1 in 200 women are colorblind. Of people with color-blindness, 98% are red-green colorblind. In our

By Bodhi Nithyananda With Halloween only a few days away, it’s a great time to do something positive for bats as part of International Bat