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Field Conservation at the Zoos
1 Jun 2023

Field Conservation at the Zoos

by Matt Kamm | posted in: Local Conservation | 0

Those of us in the Field Conservation Department might spend a lot of our time out in the wilds, but we’ve been working on developing our presence at the zoos, too! Franklin Park Zoo and Stone Zoo are ideal places … Continued

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It’s Turtle Graduation Season!
23 May 2023

It’s Turtle Graduation Season!

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

With all the exciting programs we have going on overseas and the new developments in conservation, it’s important to also remember and mark the milestones in our longest-running efforts. May and June mark turtle graduation season for over one hundred … Continued

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Meet Our 2023 Seasonal Staff
8 May 2023

Meet Our 2023 Seasonal Staff

by Emilie Wilder | posted in: Local Conservation | 0

Every spring, the Field Conservation Department welcomes aboard our seasonal staff. Without these hardworking folks, we could never get through all the work that our conservation programs demand during our busiest time of year. We want to give you all … Continued

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The Big Night
27 Mar 2023

The Big Night

by Bryan Windmiller | posted in: Amphibians, Local Conservation | 0

Walking around the woods in northeastern Massachusetts on the last couple of warm days it feels to me like a biological time bomb is due to go off in the very near future. The wetlands near my home in Concord, … Continued

amphibians, frogs, science, vernal pools
Meet the New Director, Peter Zahler!
20 Mar 2023

Meet the New Director, Peter Zahler!

by Peter Zahler | posted in: International Conservation, Local Conservation | 2

This week, we have a guest blog post from ZNE’s new Director of Field Conservation, Peter Zahler. We’re so excited to have him on board! Hello everyone! My name is Peter Zahler and I am the new Director of Field … Continued

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