Tracking the impact of mercury pollution on migratory birds
Mercury pollution is a worsening global problem that is caused by coal combustion, gold mining, and other human activities, and...
2019 Art Show and Call for Artists
2019 Juried Art Show, May 18-19 at Great Hollow Nature Preserve The Great Hollow Photographers Club is sponsoring a juried...
Great Hollow Grant Recipient Publishes Research on the Hemlock Woolly Adelgid
Great Hollow awards up to $5,000 in grants each year to support ecological research at and beyond our preserve. Applicants...
New Publication from Great Hollow’s Mercury Pollution Research Program
Great Hollow’s executive director, Chad Seewagen, is the coauthor of a new study that has been published in the current...
2018 Annual Review Released
As we welcome in 2019, Great Hollow is proud to announce the release of its first Annual Review. The report...
Great Hollow Calendars Now Available!
Be sure to get your spiral-bound 2019 Great Hollow wall calendar produced by the Great Hollow Photographers Club! The calendar...
New Bridge Across Quaker Brook
If you’ve ever hiked along our Red or Orange Trails, you know that crossing the stream that divides them can...
Article by Great Hollow Director Featured in Annual “State of the Birds” Report
Great Hollow’s executive director, Chad Seewagen is the author of an article in the Connecticut Audubon Society’s annual State of...
Local High School Students Team up with UConn and Great Hollow on Research Projects
There’s something fishy about New Fairfield High School student, Lucie Tuthill. Lucie is a participant in UConn’s fantastic Conservation Ambassador...
Raptor Banding in Cape May, NJ
Last week, Great Hollow’s executive director and licensed bird bander, Chad Seewagen and his brother Eric, also a licensed bird...