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New Hampshire is home to seven species of native turtles, and more than half of those species have some level of state conservation listing. Working…
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2022 TAFW Community Conservation Cohort Participants on Zoom
The Community Conservation Cohort is all about empowering conservation commissions to get one-the-ground projects to protect wildlife and habitats…
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On Veteran’s Day, 2022, armed with pry bars, levels, post hole diggers, shovels, and ten 6-foot beams, Warner’s 2021 Community Conservation Cohort…
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Small mammals and mycorrhizal fungi are integral component to forests, but how do their interactions shape forest regeneration? UNH research at the…
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Over a decade after biologists first documented bats with White-nose Syndrome (WNS) in New Hampshire, the number of hibernating bats in New Hampshire…
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The impacts of climate change are all around us – changes in ski season, maple season, frost dates, droughts and deluges. The climate impacts…
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