by Susquehannock Wildlife Society | Feb 9, 2016 | Feature
Over 400 years ago, Captain John Smith ventured from England to America for the very first time, sailing to Virginia and exploring the body of water that we would eventually call the Chesapeake Bay. During his initial explorations in this new land, Captain Smith...
by Susquehannock Wildlife Society | Nov 29, 2015 | Feature
It was a clear, moonlit night at the Susquehannock Wildlife Center. After a long evening of construction work on the facility, we huddled around a small campfire, enjoying the last remnants of warm autumn weather before winter would start to creep in. Suddenly, up...
by Susquehannock Wildlife Society | Oct 13, 2015 | Feature
Bats are truly one of the most misunderstood animals on Earth. Through the media, movies, television, and legends in many different cultures around the world, they have gotten a bad reputation over the years; for instance, they are accused being blind, bloodthirsty...
by Susquehannock Wildlife Society | Oct 9, 2015 | Nicole's Gone Hiking, Notes From The Trail
I’m excited to tell you that I have completed the entire Appalachian Trail! It was 2,189.9 beautiful miles, 169 amazing days, so many incredible friendships, and a lifetime’s worth of laughter and beauty. The last time you heard from me I was getting ready...
by Susquehannock Wildlife Society | Sep 30, 2015 | Nicole's Gone Hiking, Notes From The Trail
It’s September 14th and I’m currently at mile 2074.7, just 114.5 miles from MT. KATAHDIN! I’m so excited to be here, but also so sad to be approaching the end. I honestly wish this could go on forever! Though I do not think my feet feel the same-...
