Laurie Sanders

In the 1800’s John James Audubon broke ground by making life-size illustrations of all the birds in America. The portraits provided a groundbreaking guide to the natural world and are equally valuable today – as works of art, and as a history of American

Where some people see a piece of wood, Ken Packie sees potential. Packie is a master chainsaw sculptor and he transforms wood into works of art.

Washington County, Maine lives and breeds blackflies. And, if you’re part of the Blackfly Breeder’s Association, that’s a good thing.

A well-preserved egg collection offers a bird’s eye view on species habitat in 19th century Connecticut.