Litton's Fishing Lines

Nature expects a drop in water temperature, such as accompanied Brian Cronk's second time on Tilcon. He went last week with a friend fro...

As a very young boy, aged 9, I was not only full of wonder about animals, I studied them, fully intending to become a zoologist. I colle...

New Jersey's Department of Environmental Protection, Endangered and Non-Game Species Program is busy learning about mammals in relation...

Sitting here bummed out a little, I reflected on my state and asked myself what to do next. I thought of posting my concern. I admit I'...

Spotted Salamander Early in the spring of 2011, informed by New Jersey Audubon Society, I drove at night into Warren County somewh...

Photo by Matt Litton Nothing else seems to remind me better of the value of the unique New Jersey wilderness, hedged about by dense h...

Quite a cold front came through with temperatures in the middle 40's during rain last evening, and with mostly clear skies this e...

For three years or so, I've meant to hike in the Musconetcong River Gorge. We had little time after I got off work, and then after my...

Today's outing with my wife intended to explore Teetertown Ravine. If anyone knows how to get to it or if you know it's no lo...

In preparation for this coming June at Philmont Scout Reservation, New Mexico, Bernardsville Boy Scout Troop 150 involved the boys hiking...

  Beach Fossils of the New York Bight Here's an article sufficiently outdoors published in  The Paleontograph many months ago. ...

Franklin Parker Preserve is a destination few choose, although Franklin Parker himself, great benefactor of the New Jersey Conservation F...