Fermilab’s Earth Day Fair was a big success. Thanks to the day’s earlier big event, DASTOW, we had some welcome extra company: kids! Employees and their children got to visit our booths, check out the electric vehicles on display in the Wilson Hall driveway, and say hello to some reptilian wildlife.
Hawks seen near Eola find a leafy perch or a convenient road sign on which to rest.
The new pair of sandhill cranes — one long-time resident, one newly welcome to the site — seem to be hitting it off. This picture was taken on the morning of Sept. 30 along Eola Road, north of Batavia Road.
One of these flowers, growing along Pine Street, has a heart shape at its center. Do you see it?
By one estimate, about three-quarters of the folks at Fermilab who use disposable bottles and cups are interested in using them less.
About 300 people attended the 2018 Earth Day Fair in the Wilson Hall atrium on Thursday, April 26, where they met with representatives from 15 groups who do their part to take care of our planet.
Hike the woods with an expert, plant some native shrubs, and check out some electric vehicles.
The argiope aurantia is known commonly as a black and yellow garden spider or a black and yellow argiope.
Emma the dog spots cranes walking down D Road.