My Favourite Season of the Year Springtime is when Mother Nature digs deep into her storage closet and brings out a very special palette of colours . . . Tom King
An Essay: What's Coming Down the River? The scientific argument here is on our side, but most people are never going to read it. Lowell “Todd” Fitzsimmons
"Birds Rise Above It All . . ." Thousand Islands Land Trust honors the Legacy of Sherri Smith Bridgett McCann
Thousand Islands Watershed Land Trust secures Red Horse Highlands for $1.5 million The project was a win but a daunting prospect, with a fundraising goal 200% larger than the largest project in TIWLT’s history at that time . . . Susan W. Smith
When the Bough Breaks: Keeping Your Trees (and Cradles) Safe What really got me was the one where a baby gets left in a cradle “on the tree top” and falls when a tree limb breaks in the wind. . . Paul Hetzler
February 13-16, 2026 - Bird Count Over the next four days we invite people to spend time in their favorite places watching and counting as many birds as they can find . . . Susan W. Smith
Learning the Land: A Volunteer’s Journey with TILT Meeting landowners, hearing their stories, and sharing a mutual appreciation for the River underscored an important truth . . . Owen Trela
My Story by L’Harmonie Chico Gitane I was born in Quebec on April 19, 1997. I am a cheval canadien, or a Canadian Horse, declared to be the national breed . . . Allison Burchell-Robinson
Bringing Muskellunge Back Through Science and Conservation Andrew Parnas, and Thousand Islands Land Trust (TILT) volunteer Owen Trela steady a cooler filled with thousands of young muskellunge . . . Bridgett McCann
Balance Between Conservation and Hunting Growing up in a family of biologists, the River was never just a vacation destination, it was part of everyday life. Jim Farrell
Trees That Heal Tree medicines - We all know that trees are good for us in a general sense . . . Paul Hetzler
Locally Beautiful, Forever Connected Imagine unruly amber, red, and orange leaves falling at your feet as you breathe in the crisp autumn air in Theresa, NY. Katie Syring & Aleisha Pannozzo
Rocking Rollers: The Beetles’ Endless Tour There are about 5,700 species of coprophagous, or manure-munching, beetles in the family Scarabaeidae. Aptly called dung beetles . . . Paul Hetzler
