Insects

“Don’t Panic!” The words sit emblazoned on the cover of The Entomologist's Guide to Gardening. “When facing a vast, confusing, and hostile caterpillar attack on your trees," the guide continues, […] ...

Old SPB stuck in pine resin (Photo: Robyn Graygor) On Saturday, January 17, BiodiversityWorks Director, Luanne Johnson, Wildlife Technician, Silas Beers, and I ventured off to the mainland to attend […] ...

Have you ever wondered, "Is there life under the snow?" I don’t know about you, but I have thoroughly enjoyed the snowfall this year, with more than a few hours […] ...

Spring may have sprung, but it is still not quite time for you to spring along with it, at least not when it comes to yard work. For the past […] ...

There’s no doubt about it; we have had a winter this year. We’ve had snowy landscapes, frosty trees, frozen ponds, and birds flocking to feeders. While many birds migrate south […] ...

What’s this about “saving the stems,” you ask? Isn’t "leaving the leaves" enough? Ignoring the leaf litter may be a great start but, if you really want to level up, […] ...

As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, all across the island the leaves of our trees are waving a fond farewell to the long beach days of […] ...

From late June to mid-July, BiodiversityWorks conducted Northeastern Beach Tiger Beetle (Habroscelimorpha dorsalis dorsalis) surveys for MassWildlife, in collaboration with Martha’s Vineyard Land Bank and Sheriff's Meadow Foundation. Martha's Vineyard […] ...