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Author Archives: Emilie Wilder

Empowering Budding Conservationists
20 Mar 2026

Empowering Budding Conservationists

by Emilie Wilder | posted in: International Conservation, Turtles | 0

Zoo New England has partnered with the Belize Foundation for Research and Environmental Education (BFREE) since 2019 to protect the critically endangered Central American river turtle — known locally as the Hicatee. Over the years, our collaboration has included staff … Continued

international, science, turtles
Caribbean Bird Conservation Update: Building Momentum for Migratory Birds
12 Mar 2026

Caribbean Bird Conservation Update: Building Momentum for Migratory Birds

by Emilie Wilder | posted in: Birds, International Conservation | 0

Zoo New England has been partnering with BirdsCaribbean for the past two years to protect the migratory birds that travel between New England and the Caribbean each year by helping to create a central bird banding authority and database for … Continued

birds, international, science
The Hidden Heroes of Massachusetts Waters: Why Freshwater Mussels Matter More Than You Think
4 Aug 2025

The Hidden Heroes of Massachusetts Waters: Why Freshwater Mussels Matter More Than You Think

by Emilie Wilder | posted in: Invertebrate, Local Conservation | 0

Picture this: an unassuming mollusk sits quietly on a riverbed, filtering up to 15 gallons of water per day. Now imagine thousands of these creatures working around the clock as nature’s water treatment plants, keeping our rivers and streams clean. … Continued

mussels, science
A Breakthrough for Blanding’s Turtle Recovery
1 Jul 2025

A Breakthrough for Blanding’s Turtle Recovery

by Emilie Wilder | posted in: Local Conservation, Reptiles, Turtles | 0

If you’re a grandparent (or know one!), you know how exciting it is when your baby has a baby of their own. For ZNE’s Field Conservation Department, the turtles we headstart are kind of like our babies, so you can … Continued

Acorns, Acorns Everywhere
20 Nov 2024

Acorns, Acorns Everywhere

by Emilie Wilder | posted in: Birds, Local Conservation, Plants | 0

Have you been noticing all the acorns everywhere this year? Maybe you’ve heard them pinging off the roof of your car, or, if you’re especially lucky, been bonked by one in the head.  Oak trees produce acorns in boom-and-bust cycles, … Continued

birds, caterpillars, plants, trees

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