11.09.2014 Environment Stoutenburgh remembered as family man, environmental giant Paul Stoutenburgh wore lots of hats. Perhaps best known for his work pioneering conservationism on the North Fork, the celebrated environmentalist most valued his role as a husband, father...
07.17.2014 News ‘Focus on Nature’ archive lives on after its author For those who never visited the East End of Long Island half a century ago, imagine two arms of verdant rolling hills jutting into the Atlantic, embracing islands, inlets...
07.14.2014 Environment Longtime North Fork environmentalist Paul Stoutenburgh, 92, dies When Paul Stoutenburgh was a boy roaming the fields of Cutchogue and fishing in its creeks, it would have been impossible to imagine the impact he’d one day have...
01.06.2012 News Q&A: Stoutenburghs reflect on 50 years of writing nature column It is, by all accounts, one of the longest running acts on Long Island’s North Fork. For 50 years — since 1961, when John F. Kennedy occupied the White...
01.06.2012 Columns Column: Thanks and God speed, Paul and Barbara I enjoyed many magic moments over the holidays, but the one that stands above the rest was the hour I spent interviewing Barbara and Paul Stoutenburgh in their Cutchogue...
01.04.2012 Community After 50 years, Stoutenburghs write final ‘Focus on Nature’ Five decades after penning their first “Focus on Nature” column for Times/Review Newsgroup, Paul and Barbara Stoutenburgh are calling it a career. Times/Review president Troy Gustavson sat down with...
11.02.2011 Uncategorized Focus on Nature: (Almost) around the world in 80 months These past few weeks we have reviewed our travels together in many parts of the world. This week finishes up those travels and next week we will return to...
10.05.2011 Uncategorized Focus on Nature: More on our journey with ‘Focus’ Let’s pick up where we left off last time after traveling around our country and continue with the writings and travels of Focus on Nature. When we were married...