Teri Franzen is passionate about observing and photographing wildlife on its terms, wild, unaltered and undisturbed.  She has been a wildlife photographer since 2012 after having met up with a Northern Goshawk on her very first outing. Since then she's photographed mammals … Continue reading →

As a keystone species and mast-producing canopy tree, the loss of the American chestnut from the Eastern US was an ecological and economic disaster for the region more than a hundred years ago. This native species, once classified as functionally extinct, is now poised to … Continue reading →

Nick Donnelly, PhD, Binghamton University professor and club member, will talk about dragonflies.