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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
To Find a Nest
27 Jun 2022

To Find a Nest

by Matt Kamm | posted in: Local Conservation, Turtles | 0

We often talk about protecting turtle nests, but how does it actually happen? Finding a turtle nest is no mean feat; the animals work hard to hide their nesting activity, because many other animals would like nothing better than a … Continued

science, turtle-tracking, turtles
Species Feature: Frosted Elfin
23 Jun 2022

Species Feature: Frosted Elfin

by Matt Kamm | posted in: Local Conservation, Plants | 0

Warmer temperatures as summer comes to Massachusetts have brought plants into rapid growth and flowering, and with them, the insects that depend on those plants have also become more active. Many of these insects are so small and well-camouflaged that you … Continued

pollinators, science
Welcome, New Staff!
16 May 2022

Welcome, New Staff!

by Matt Kamm | posted in: Local Conservation | 0

Every year, the Field Conservation Department brings on seasonal staff to help with the massive amount of fieldwork our tiny department has to get done. Many of these seasonal staff return to work for us in future years and go … Continued

science, staff
Speckles, Queen of the Forest
30 Mar 2022

Speckles, Queen of the Forest

by Julie Lisk | posted in: Local Conservation, Turtles | 4

This week, we’re zooming in on one of the animals we’ve spent so much time in the field following and learning from. We often say that the animals are our best ambassadors for conservation, and as we study them, we … Continued

science, turtle-tracking, turtles

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