Mudbug Mania ’25: Kentucky’s underground crayfish culture
In late May each year, crayfish enthusiasts travel to western Kentucky to study the Faxoninus kentuckiensis, or the Kentucky Crayfish.
In late May each year, crayfish enthusiasts travel to western Kentucky to study the Faxoninus kentuckiensis, or the Kentucky Crayfish.
Hemlock, beech and several species of oak make up the more than 2,300 acres of old-growth forest in Blanton Forest State Nature Preserve. It’s one of the largest old-growth tracts in the United States and the largest in Kentucky.
A multi-county community science event, involving sanctuary staff, state residents, and retired and current Kentucky Energy and Environment Cabinet biologists, yields new discoveries