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Knotweed is the most talked-about invasive plant in Connecticut, growing on river banks, along roadsides, and in other disturbed soils. Join guest blogger Suzanne Thompson as she shares her [...]

Do you use pesticides & fertilizer to keep your lawn green? There are other gardening models you can adopt to make your lawn healthier and a friendly environment for pollinators.

A beautiful hike through mossy forests and fern-lined pathways. Discover waterfalls, water views, and rock formations by exploring this 119-acre preserve.

Jeff & Elizabeth of Geo SubSea are back with Part 2 of their blog series. Join them to learn about the history of offshore wind in the United States and get a glimpse into how the industry is [...]

“At the corner of Washington and Main Street in Middletown lies a small marine geoscience consulting company that is working hard to bring offshore renewable energy to Connecticut, the East [...]

Get outside and celebrate Women’s History Month with a quick hike at the Constance Baker Motley Preserve!

Take a trip back to Middletown 20,000 years ago and see how the melting of ice sheets from the last Ice Age impacted the present-day geology of the city.

How far back does Middletown’s history go? Go back in time 200 million years and see how Middletown’s geological history has impacted the city we know today.

A complex trail system that winds through miles of mixed forests, ridges, and the stone walls that meander the property of this former farmland.

With 3 trails to choose from, discover a hidden beach, an old quarry, a beaver pond, and gorgeous views.