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One part stays the same from caterpillar to butterfly. It might surprise you.
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In the Something Wild series about Mount Washington’s ecological zones, we explore the distinctly different forest zones on the flanks of Mt. Washington, and discover why birch trees shed their bark.
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Even in the quietest of times, sand beaches are defined by movement and change.“I think it's fair to say the beach is one of the most flexible or dynamic,…
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A lot of us may feel like our time and attention is not our own, and can easily disappear into the ether of work and the internet. But rather than merely…
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Have you ever questioned why you spend so much time mowing, raking, maybe even watering your lawn? We consider how lawns have become an intrinsic part of…
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While dog-or-cat lovers will eagerly describe their pets' adorable habits, biologist and author John Shivik says it's not just pets, but reptiles, fish,…
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Scientists who study the environment keep track of the number and variety of plants and animals in a region—they call that biodiversity. Studies show…
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The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation announced a million dollars in grants Tuesday to restore New Hampshire’s forest and fish habitat.Eight…
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Just a few years ago, marriage equality seemed dead in the water. Now the players are running a victory lap. Today, we learn how gun control activists are…
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With the weather warming up across New England, people are heading for the coast. Today Word of Mouth hits the high seas. First we'll ponder the…