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Steve Fagin

Steve Fagin

Blogger at The Great Outdoors

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United States
Languages
  • English
Covering topics
  • Nature & Wildlife

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Recent Articles

theday.com

A royal mess: Fiddling while the planet burns

Australia scorched by the most devastating wildfires ever, killing dozens of humans and a billion animals; glaciers melting 100 times faster than previously thought; Venice inundated by unimaginably h...
about 2 years ago
theday.com

A bouncy paddle around Fishers Island

Swept toward a gnarly, swirling cauldron at Wicopesset Passage during maximum flood last Sunday, I felt as if the entire Atlantic Ocean were squeezing through the tight channel into Fishers Island Sou...
about 2 years ago
theday.com

Montville sanctuary isn’t just for the birds

Red-tailed hawks, red-eyed vireos, scarlet tanagers, white-throated sparrows, indigo buntings, blue-winged warblers, bluejays, great-crested flycatchers, phoebes, flickers, crows, ravens, owls, Caroli...
about 2 years ago
theday.com

Gypsy moths, storms provide a firewood surplus

In our house, the most egregious transgression — even worse than neglecting to roll the trash can out on garbage collection day, or polishing off the peanut butter and putting an empty jar back in the...
about 2 years ago
theday.com

Enjoy the snow while you can

Let’s see … long johns, check; snow pants, check; polypro jersey, check; mountaineering parka, check; wool socks, check; insulated boots, check; heavyweight balaclava, check; expedition mitts, check …...
about 2 years ago
theday.com

Dark days are upon us

With the winter solstice only days away, we are rapidly descending into darkness — but our growing gloom isn’t just due to the planet’s axial tilt away from the sun. As the Global Carbon Project repor...
about 2 years ago
theday.com

Seal-Watching By Kayak off Fishers Island

“There’s one!” my friend Spyros “Spy” Barres called, peering from the cockpit of a tandem kayak toward a tiny rock islet called East Clump just north of Fishers Island. “I see two!” I replied, paddlin...
about 2 years ago
theday.com

Lawsuit could close popular trails: Whatever happened to personal r...

A week before graduating from high school several eons ago, a handful of classmates and I indulged in a time-honored tradition of playing hooky, hopping on our bikes and riding to a park for a picnic....
about 2 years ago
theday.com

Lyme’s Pleasant Valley Preserve: Pretty as a picture

Trees, trees and more trees. From an overlook in Lyme’s 235-acre Pleasant Valley Preserve, that’s all you can see — a lush, green canopy that extends more than a mile southwest to a forested summit a...
about 2 years ago
theday.com

Death in the White Mountains: Recklessness and The False Security o...

After being battered by 70 mph winds, blinded by whipping snow and nearly frozen in temperatures that plunged to 20 below zero and beyond, Kate Matrosova must have realized early on she had no hope of...
about 2 years ago
theday.com

Kayaking Over the Falls on the Salmon River

The thunder of tumbling water roared as I gripped my paddle the other day, waiting my turn to plunge over a 4-foot drop at a broken dam on the Salmon River in East Hampton. I could see kayaking pal Ia...
about 2 years ago