Turkeys

Wild turkeys were reintroduced to Connecticut in the 1970s as game birds. Now, the state’s flock stands at around 35,000.

Thanks to state conservation efforts that began in the 1990s, Long Island is now home to thousands of native wild turkeys.

Monday’s earthquake in Syria and Turkey brought the world's attention to a region that was unstable before disaster struck. WSHU’s Molly Ingram spoke with Dylan Connor, a Stratford resident who is a member of the Syrian American Council, to hear about what’s being done for victims and their community.

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation has called on Long Island landowners to help with a different kind of census count — wild…

Flocks of wild turkeys are swarming the backyards of homes in some Suffolk County villages. And their numbers are growing.In the ‘90s, turkeys were almost…