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Wildly Successful: The Ivory-billed Woodpecker

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 20, 2023·

There is a creature which has been given up for extinct numerous times over the last century. Listed as "extinct" by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service in 2021, its federal status was reversed in 2022. Read on to discover the identity of this mystery creature.

Aquarion President Named Chair of National Organization

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 18, 2023·

The Aquarion Water Company announced that Aquarion Water Company President Donald J. Morrissey has been named Chair of the Board of Directors of the…

RMA presents: Issues in Greenwich Land Use

Greenwich Sentinel·
January 13, 2023·

At the January 4th RMA Meeting, Margarita Alban, chair of the Planning and Zoning Commission, and Patrick LaRow, Greenwich town planner, spoke about the current significant issues regarding land use in Greenwich and how Greenwich's Planning & Zoning handles these issues and then answered a number of questions from the audience.

Wildly Successful: The Reindeer

Greenwich Sentinel·
December 16, 2022·

There is a creature which flies off the pages of legend and lands firmly on the hard winter ground of the northern latitudes. Possessing unique adaptations for survival in some of the planet's harshest conditions, this creature redefines resilience. Read on to discover the identity of this mystery creature.

Street and Roadside Trees – Their value is greater than you may realize

Greenwich Sentinel·
December 15, 2022·

Leafy neighborhoods create environments where people are more likely to interact and spend more time outside. Their street and roadside trees provide scenic beauty and bring a sense of place and character to a community. A range of recent study shows an increasing awareness for the vital role mature trees play in human health and well-being.

Wildly Successful: The Greenland Shark

Greenwich Sentinel·
December 10, 2022·

There is a creature that swims the deep frigid waters off New England's shores that defies scientific thought. Reaching ages of at least 272 years, the secret of this creature's longevity still eludes us. Read on to discover the identity of this super species.

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Audubon hosts Ecological Gardening & Landscaping program

Greenwich Sentinel·
November 17, 2022·

The Greenwich Audubon Center has initiated a new educational program where attendees can learn how to create and maintain ecological landscapes which can contain…

An American Elm scores highest as this year’s Treasured Trees winner

Greenwich Sentinel·
October 28, 2022·

At the fourth annual Treasured Trees celebration held by the Greenwich Tree Conservancy the winners of the Treasured Tree contest were announced and described by owners before a crowd of 75 at the Sam Bridge Nursery.

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Wildly Successful: The Eastern Gray Squirrel

Greenwich Sentinel·
October 26, 2022·

We have a wild neighbor which survives in city, town and wilderness. Its variation and adaptability are second to none. Read on to learn the identity of this mystery beast.

Column: Wildly Successful: Ramari’s Beaked Whale

Greenwich Sentinel·
October 15, 2022·

Every so often a discovery comes along that surprises even scientists. Often led by citizen scientists and students, these discoveries transform our understanding of the wild world. Read on to learn about such a discovery, and the remarkable creature behind it.

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