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Sue Morse’s wildlife tracking courses are training citizens to look and listen to their natural surroundings, to collect data, and to get involved in conservation planning.
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Granite Staters made almost 7,000 observations across New Hampshire during the monthlong BioBlitz.
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We’re exposed to plenty of invisible risks in our daily life: toxic compounds in the fabric of our couches, contaminants in our water, and pollutants in…
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Expert wildlife tracker Susan Morse is A LOT of things:A life-long naturalist…a Shakespearian scholar…an award winning photographer.What she is not…is…
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Birds are a good indicator of environmental health, and a recent study shows a drastic decline in the North American bird population - with three billion…
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Scientists at UNH want the public’s help to search for invasive green crabs this spring and summer.The second year of the monitoring project starts this…
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We get a preview of this month's total solar eclipse with a team of N.H. astronomers. Although New Hampshire won't be in the "zone of totality," find out…
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If you see a family of turkeys crossing the road, the New Hampshire Fish and Game Department would like to know. As the summer winds down and young…