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A new report from the Piscataqua Region Estuaries Partnership shows oysters, eelgrass, and migratory fish are starting to make a comeback. But the estuaries’ vital signs are still concerning, experts say.
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Fish and Game says monitoring “maternity colonies” can give biologists a better sense of how the bat population is doing year to year. Many roost in attics, barns or church steeples.
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“It's as simple as locking up the carbon in the forest rather than having a developed area,” said Roger Larochelle, executive director of the Squam Lakes Conservation Society.
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Could genetic modification change conservation as we know it?
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Ecotourism: the very thing meant to help conserve an area might also be one of its biggest threats
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Before the Great Himalayan National Park opened to the public, the area first had to shut to the people closest to it.
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Jack Dalton of Manchester educates his YouTube viewers about how everyone can do their part to help in conservation.
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In 1968, ecologist and biologist Garrett Hardin published “The Tragedy of the Commons,” and to this day the idea has currency in environmental and…
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The Bengal cat is an attempt to preserve the image of a leopard in the body of a house cat: using a wild animal’s genes to get the appearance, while…
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A national conservation group has set up an $18 million fund to conserve forest in New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine, among other states, as a way to fight…