On Wednesday morning, we gathered at 7 am to split into teams and check our rabbit traps. We weren’t sure what to expect after the limited success we had the day before. On the one hand, we had high hopes … Continued
We all woke up early to begin our day at 8:00am on Tuesday. After the essential cup of coffee and a quick breakfast, the seven of us discussed our game plan for the day: check the traps first, then get … Continued
An uninhabited island with no fresh water, little shade, more poison ivy than you could ever imagine, and a few hundred rare New England cottontails. That was what awaited me and two equally adventurous colleagues when we volunteered to assist … Continued
For two weeks each July, our biologists wader up to survey the ponds of the Arnold Arboretum of Harvard University. For our seventh year in a row of surveying, the Zoo Teens took the lead, adding an additional 7 turtles … Continued
Zoo New England (ZNE) partners with Fundación Tonkawa to support the monitoring and recovery of Mexican gray wolves in northern Mexico. Once common across much of northern Mexico, there are now only thought to be 15-20 wolves left in the … Continued