BEAT Staying Connected Initiative Coordinator Mikael Cejtin, left, and Executive Director Jane Winn show off their locally-made stewardship awards, presented by Patricia Cramer, director of the Wildlife Connectivity Institute.
PITTSFIELD, Mass. — Berkshire Environmental Action Team received a stewardship award for its work protecting and re-connecting wildlife habitats in the Berkshire Wildlife Linkage area.
The award was presented June at the International Conference on Ecology and Transportation.
The local environmental organization's habitat effort is part of a larger Staying Connected Initiative: a partnership of many conservation organizations that work together to maintain landscape connectivity across the Northern Appalachians in the Acadian Region of the United States and Canada.
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Berkshire Force 12U Team Splits in Albany Tournament
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ALBANY, N.Y. – The Berkshire Force 12-and-under travel softball team Saturday split a pair of games at the Outlaws July Round Robin.
In the Force’ opener, it beat the Lady Bulldogs Havoc, 5-4 when Mila Ostellino drove in Cali’Ray St. John with a ground ball with one out in the bottom of the sixth inning.
Lilly Tuohy homered, and Charlotte Kotski was 2-for-3 with a double in the walkoff win.
Peyton Demary went 2-for-3 in an eight-hit Force attack in the win over the Havoc.
Demary also went the distance in the circle in the win, striking out 10 and walking four in six innings of work.
Later Saturday, the host Albany Frozen Ropes Outlaws handed the Force a 7-3 setback.
Ostellino doubled, and Emma Wixsom and McKinley Bushika each had a hit for Berkshire.
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