Connecticut Science

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photos and info about Connecticut's salamanders, frogs, toads, turtles, snakes & lizards from environmental scientist Dennis Quinn. More about the site

great guides (with photos) for CT wildflowers and ferns, and other resources for CT gardeners and botanists, amateurs or professional.

from the CT Audubon Society: info, sitings, and the "Osprey Cam" (in season)

report from the CT Audubon Society

with Publications from the Connecticut Agricultural Experiment Station's Aquatic Plants Survey Program

research interests and publications by SCSU Faculty

out of the University of Buffalo (but the trees don't care if they are in CT or NY), basic biology and chemistry of maple sugaring and maple syrup

use the Centers menu link for locations of CAS Centers and the Birdcraft Museum

Guided trips from the publisher of Great Day Trips to Connecticut's Critical Habitats

A little bit out of Connecticut, but a fascinating project. See the Events for what is going on.

(May 2007) Susannah C. Buhrman-Deever, Amy R. Rappaport, and Jack W. Bradbury. The Condor, Volume 109, Issue 2, pp. 389–398 (SCSU login required)

a thesis submitted to the School of Graduate Studies in partial fulfillment of the requirement for the Degree of Master of Science / by Stephen Andrew Living, 2006. Full text in Digital Disserations (SCSU login required).

(2005) Butler CJ. Journal of Avian Medicine and Surgery: Vol. 19, No. 2 pp. 142–149 (SCSU login required)

EA Tillman, AC Genchi, JR Lindsay, JR Newman, etal - Proceedings of the Vertebrate Pest Conference, 2004

(1996) Sunshine Van Bael, Stephen Pruett-Jones, Wilson Bulletin 108: 584-588

(1973) Bull, J. Wilson Bull. 85:501-505