The Endangered Monarch Butterfly
Sally Sisson Anderson — Artist in Residence, Western Wildlife Corridor. Two years ago I raised several monarch caterpillars to maturity, […]
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Create A Lasting Legacy
When you include Western Wildlife Corridor in your financial plans, you are helping to protect, restore, and preserve natural habitats
Nature Preserve Dog Etiquette
At Western Wildlife Corridor it puts a smile on our face when we see people using the trails. We strive
Summer of Service
Written by Tessa Collar and other Elm 5 members If you’ve been to Bender Mountain for a hike recently, you
Turtle Report
My interest in Box Turtles was first kindled by the many turtles I found as I wandered around the woods
Spring Brings New Growth
Spring is here and the Western Wildlife Corridor is full of new growth. The forests are covered in a carpet
Tall Bellflower
Tall Bellflower By Sally Sisson Anderson Western Wildlife Corridor Artist in Residence In late spring the Tall Bellflowers bloom along
Volunteer Contributions Grow
We have many dedicated volunteers who put in countless hours removing invasive plants, building trails, raising funds, organizing events, answering