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What were some of the more interesting subjects we covered last year? Unfortunately, I can’t touch on them all but here are some of the more memorable ones:
Red spray painted lines, arrows, and drawings on trees and rocks popped up over a two mile section of the Appalachian Trail. Cosmo Catalano spotted it and has been helping maintain the AT for years.
The usually snow-capped Mount Hood in Oregon has many bare spots showing as warm weather has caused much of the snow pack to melt, Sept. 15, 1…
The 22nd-floor terrace of 730 Third Ave., is being refurbished. Before the coronavirus pandemic, developers, owners and architects already wer…
Nicholas Cervantes Jr. and Leta Selmanovic attend to bees on a terrace of 730 Third Ave. in New York City this month. The latest perks offered…
Beekeeping really has taken off during the pandemic, enabling landlords to provide a crowd-pleasing amenity and flaunt their environmental cre…
In Austin, Texas, Jay Paul Co.’s Springdale Green is “more outside than inside,” said Philip Mahoney, executive vice chairman at Newmark, whic…
A view is shown of Mount Hood, in Oregon, 1971. On June 22, 1971, mountain climbers roped together for their descent from Mount Hood, fell 2,0…
Kevin Giambertone took this photo at Deming Park.
A spring peeper lets fly with its distinctive spring call.
