Maureen Haseley-Jones reminds readers to make the most of restorative winter days in and out of the garden.

The Grange promised laid-back holiday cheer with opportunities to enjoy the fire, listen to festive holiday music and toast marshmallows for s’mores.

A new online educational series spanning the Connecticut River watershed from Old Lyme through its source in New Hampshire will take place over the next two years.

Anyone who would like to volunteer their time and talent is invited to bring rakes, loppers, tarps and gloves to the preserve at 33 Coult Lane.

Lyme Open Space Coordinator Wendolyn Hill has announced the weekday closure of 10 preserves for the duration of the deer firearm hunting season

State DEEP Master Wildlife Conservationist Ginny Apple will show how eager beavers reshape our landscapes and create wildlife-rich ecosystems that protect aquifers and combat erosion.

Did you know that we should be doing less to our yards this time of year, letting nature do her thing and saving some money in the process?

The Old Lyme Land Trust has put out an “all hands on deck” call for workers to help build a boardwalk at Boggy Hole Preserve.

It was a great Halloween night on Lyme Street yesterday. The weather cooperated and smiling, sometimes scary, faces were everywhere.