by Scott McDaniel | Mar 28, 2010 | Feature
After just a half a year of residency I felt compelled to write a more in depth account of my complete awe and magnetism for this greatly unknown corner of Maryland. For decades folks like Bob Chance have illustrated the glory of nature that can be found here, but...
by Scott McDaniel | Feb 10, 2010 | Feature
In the northeast corner of Maryland flows a mighty river that not only helped carve out the Chesapeake Bay but is home to one of Maryland’s rarely seen endangered turtles. To most residents the Susquehanna River is probably no more then a scenic landscape seen for...
by Scott McDaniel | Aug 10, 2009 | Feature
As the heavy weight of the August sun hovers above me I scramble to the shade of a mighty oak tree to think back on the season that is rapidly coming to an end. It’s amazing how fast time slips away, like crumbling sediment flowing down a cool mountain stream. I can’t...
by Scott McDaniel | Feb 6, 2009 | Feature
What is it about the turtle that captivates us so? What drives us who focus countless hours on their care, observation, and conservation? I found myself giving this subject some thought recently. I guess for me at least it goes back to my childhood. How fantastic was...
