At this very moment Connecticut is fighting back an invasion! These invaders hurt the Connecticut economy, cause environmental devastation, and sometimes even do harm to humans. Some invaders make themselves obvious but we might be fond of others before we realize their true nefarious nature. These invaders are plants and animals whose species don’t belong here, and they’re called invasive species.
Read MoreOn January 10, Fierce and Fragile: Big Cats in the Art of Robert Dallet will open at the Bruce Museum. This exhibit combines the stunning big cat artwork of Robert Dallet with the science of conserving these majestic beasts. While we don’t have lions or tigers roaming the town of Greenwich, many other felines make Connecticut their home.
Read MoreIt’s a good time to be a squirrel. You might have noticed that there are more acorns around than usual this autumn. That is because we are currently experiencing what is known as a mast year. During an oak mast year, oak trees produce more acorns than usual.
Read MoreStories about animals and artifacts by scientists at the Bruce Museum in Greenwich, CT
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