Connecticut Audubon's Osprey Nation reports a record decline in osprey nesting productivity in 2026, raising concerns about fish populations and the health of the Long Island Sound.

Big eyes and stealthy wings — the Great Horned Owl is perfectly adapted for life after dark.

The mournful call of the Common Loon is reserved for the summer breeding season.

Save the Sound has released its report card grading the health of spots around Long Island Sound.

The Wood Thrush is a talented singer with the ability to harmonize with itself!

A recovery coalition has hauled up more than 4,000 abandoned lobster traps since its launch four years ago.

Fall foliage puts on a beautiful show, but those changing colors can also tell us something about the health of our trees. Discovery Deep Dive looks at the science behind autumn leaves, and how weather and climate can change the timing of the season.

The Eastern Bluebird became New York’s official state bird in 1970 after decades of back-and-forth!

Recognized by its slicked-back crest, the Wood Duck is a common freshwater resident that can be seen in our region all year long.

As tick season carries into the fall, New York State Health Commissioner Dr. James McDonald is warning Long Islanders of the severity of the issue.