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If you build it, SHE will come
19 Aug 2024

If you build it, SHE will come

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

This suburban ball field is home-base for a small population of wood turtles. The wood turtles live in the woods (of course) and stream nearby, but come up into the lawn next to the ball field to lay their eggs. … Continued

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Conservation Society Event Sign-Ups
20 Jun 2024

Conservation Society Event Sign-Ups

by Kirsten Ward | posted in: Local Conservation | 0
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Become a Biodiversity Explorer! Join City Nature Challenge
24 Apr 2024

Become a Biodiversity Explorer! Join City Nature Challenge

by Emilie Wilder | posted in: Local Conservation | 0

Do you think that just because we live in the highly urbanized northeast that there isn’t much biodiversity here in Boston? Sure, we’re not the rainforests of Borneo, but the Boston area is still home to some pretty cool wildlife, … Continued

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New Jr. Conservationist Club Open Now!
31 Jan 2024

New Jr. Conservationist Club Open Now!

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

Do you know a young person who is wild about wildlife, committed to conservation, and/or zany for zoos? If so, the Junior Conservationist Club could be for them. This spring, Zoo New England is excited to debut a new program … Continued

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Feeling Salty?
18 Dec 2023

Feeling Salty?

by Matt Kamm | posted in: Fish, Frogs, Local Conservation | 0

As longtime residents know, New England winters are nothing to sneeze at. Keeping roads clear and safe to drive on is a priority during snowy and icy weather, and one of the most effective ways to do that is to … Continued

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