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Part 1 of a Series on Assisted Tree Migration. Read part 2 >> Read part 3>> What is tree migration?...

One of the questions we’re continuously asking at Oxbow is, “What wildlife lives here?” Oxbow comprises 240 acres of land;...

When you think of “planting season,” what time of year comes to mind? For many gardeners, spring is where the...

Summer Farm Camp has been an integral part of Oxbow’s programming for over a decade. Year after year, kids of...

Oxbow is thrilled to announce one of our most anticipated events of the year: Sip & Stargaze returns for its...

Pollinators prefer specific flowers for a wide variety of reasons, including size, shape, color, and ability to provide food and...

When you think of pollinators, your brain might go straight to graceful butterflies, fuzzy bumblebees, or maybe even hummingbirds flitting...

With three false flood alarms and only a few days of cold snow, we’re feeling grateful for a relatively mild...

Last September, when it became clear that the 2020-2021 school year would be equally disrupted as the last by the...

Over the past few years, Oxbow Farm & Conservation Center has served as a host for researchers studying how climate...