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The loon is a treasured species in New Hampshire, but climate change and human activity threatens its survival.
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It’s a safe way to see the state-protected birds up close without disturbing them.
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AP: The industrial chemicals once used in electric equipment have been found in Squam Lake sediment at high levels and may be harming the bird's reproduction.
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At lakes across New Hampshire Saturday morning, volunteers went out on boats or kayaks, to count loons.
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New Hampshire is suing the giant agrochemical company Monsanto for allegedly knowingly causing water contamination with cancer-causing chemicals called…
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We check in on iconic New Hampshire wildlife. Following the death of Mink, the Upper Valley's infamous black bear, we recap her saga and what it…
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Loons are finding New England to their liking, with record numbers seen this year in several states. New Hampshire documented 313 pairs of the iconic bird…
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A group that looks out for loons in New Hampshire is asking the public to watch out for those in danger of becoming trapped as lakes freeze over.The Loon…
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This summer, the state is paying anglers to give up their lead fishing tackle, in an effort to protect loons from lead poisoning. Loons are a threatened…
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Loon Live Cam: All Eyes on Nesting Loons in N.H.Fans of loons can once again watch a pair of nesting loons in New Hampshire's Lakes Region.This is the fifth year the Loon Preservation Committee is…