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Red swamp crayfish found in Central Park
October 3, 2026
(Procambarus clarkii), an introduced species, was observed 2026-09-23 in Central Park. This invasive crayfish can outcompete native crayfishes and alter freshwater benthic communities by burrowing and bioturbating sediments.
Caddisfly larvae signal clean water near upper Nyack
October 3, 2026
(Limnephilus), a genus in family Limnephilidae, was observed 2026-10-02 in the upper Nyack area. Caddisfly larvae require clean, well-oxygenated flowing water and are standard indicators of water quality, suggesting localized habitat conditions in that reach support sensitive aquatic life.
Monarchs pass through on fall migration south
October 3, 2026
s recorded 195 times in the past 60 days with the most recent observation on 2026-10-02. The migratory population is currently passing through the region during its fall migration toward Mexico, with peak activity in New Jersey expected around October 4. Though the species was proposed for threatened listing, it remains unprotected federally, with population recovery dependent on preserving milkweed and reducing pesticide exposure along the migration route.
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