Pollinator meadow at Iroquois refuge opens

Pollinator meadow at Iroquois refuge opens

Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge celebrated its new pollinator garden on Saturday at the Cayuga Overlook. The meadow was mostly the work of Dave O’Donnell, president of the Eastern Monarch Butterly Farm in Clarence. “This was a wonderful team effort, and we will...
Sen. Ortt lauds Zenger’s refuge work

Sen. Ortt lauds Zenger’s refuge work

Carl Zenger of Lockport has received a New York state Senate commendation from Minority Leader Sen. Robert G. Ortt in recognition of Zenger’s volunteer work at the Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge. Zenger, a retired mechanical engineer, has been recognized by peers,...
35 pick up litter on Iroquois refuge

35 pick up litter on Iroquois refuge

In a cleanup sponsored by Buffalo Niagara Waterkeeper, 35 volunteers braved the elements Saturday morning to pick up litter at Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge. The Spring Sweep was part of the annual Great Lakes CleanUP, in which thousands across the Great Lakes...
WNY Tonight features Friends group

WNY Tonight features Friends group

Friends of Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge officers Dick Moss and Emma DeLeon were Bob Confer’s guests Wednesday, April 16, for an episode of WNY Tonight, a public access TV show out of Lockport. Their discussion topics included migrating and nesting birds, eagle...
Iroquois refuge manager Tom Roster retires

Iroquois refuge manager Tom Roster retires

By Patti Singer High on Tom Roster’s to-do list when he arrived at Iroquois National Wildlife Refuge in November 2004 was getting Swallow Hollow Trail in shape and repairing the handicap-accessible boardwalk. “That was a very big and impressive project that had a lot...