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Author Archives: Jimmy Welch

Shine Bright like a Bridle Shiner
28 Oct 2024

Shine Bright like a Bridle Shiner

by Jimmy Welch | posted in: Fish, Local Conservation | 0

Each year in late summer and early fall several of our field staff conduct surveys for bridle shiners. This is a small shiner species that is threatened and declining throughout much of its range and is listed as a species … Continued

Belize Hicatee Field Survey
2 Apr 2024

Belize Hicatee Field Survey

by Jimmy Welch | posted in: International Conservation, Turtles | 0

This past month our senior field conservationist Jimmy Welch had the opportunity to travel to Belize to assist with the field conservation research of the Hicatee Turtle with our Zoo New England partner BFREE. Hicatee or Central American River Turtle … Continued

international, turtles
Species Feature: Orange Sallow Moth
7 Nov 2022

Species Feature: Orange Sallow Moth

by Jimmy Welch | posted in: Local Conservation | 0

Here on the blog, we’ve discussed our efforts monitoring insects such as the frosted elfin and plants like New England blazing star, as well as several broader efforts planting native wildflowers for pollinators and other rare insects. Now we are … Continued

science
Where Are They Now? Blanding’s Turtle Edition
6 Jul 2022

Where Are They Now? Blanding’s Turtle Edition

by Jimmy Welch | posted in: Local Conservation, Turtles | 0

This year we have continued our efforts of trapping for headstarts at Great Meadows. However, our goal has shifted in the target headstarts we are hoping to capture this field season. Last year we had been focusing on all headstarts, … Continued

turtle-tracking, turtles

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