If you miss heading down to the Tidal Basin in D.C. to see the cherry blossoms, there’s an even closer spot near the Route 1 corridor where you can enjoy the flowering cherry trees and other early spring blooms.
The city of Hyattsville lost enough trees over a decade to cover all of Magruder Park in shade seven times, according to a new study.
The town of University Park has restored a meadow to provide food and shelter for local wildlife and flowers for bees.
Older white oak trees along the Route 1 corridor are dying at a faster than normal rate, possibly due to recent weather extremes related to climate change. Tree specialists with […]
Former health care policy consultant Elizabeth Hargrave designed Wingspan, a card-driven board game recently launched by Stonemaier Games. Players compete to develop the best habitat for a wide variety of […]
Jenny Glenn is a computer specialist who works for the federal government, but in her spare time she takes striking nature photos along the Anacostia River near the Route 1 […]
Local naturalists are turning to their smartphones to track and document the diversity of plants and animals along the Route 1 corridor. Using the popular iNaturalist app on iPhones and […]
September is the beginning of pawpaw season along the Route 1corrdor Here’s where you can find North America’s largest edible fruit.
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Life on the Route 1 Corridor