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The month of May is a show-off. Woodland wildflowers jump out of
the ground and demand attention. Trees flower and leaves burst from long-dormant
rite of spring for both amphibians and enthusiastic volunteers. amphibians leave
the ir underground winter home on rainy spring nights and migrate to...
recent increase in New England, and
the possibility that this stately species will be more regularly found in
the Upper Valley and beyond....
april is
the carnal month.
the forest and wetlands return to life with cold desire. here's vce's field guide to april....
a 2 1/2 day birding trip in western puerto rico, under
the auspices of
the sociedad ornitológica puertorriqueña (sopi), yielded 80 species and...
species is rare and local on
the island. José and team will continue field surveys through March, and I’ll be very surprised if...
A balmy December, unfrozen lakes, and many eager birders in
the field conspired to produce Tufted Duck, Pacific Loons, White-eyed Vireo, Rose-breasted Grosbeak, Townsend's
December, many of us are hoping that
the traditional "January thaw" will bypass us this year, if it even exists at all. With...
Rosalind Renfrew reports on her two-month journey to South America, where she worked with VCE's conservation partners to reverse
the disturbing population decline among
Economics at
the University of Vermont and co-PI on
the Vermont Center for Ecostudies Bumble Bee Atlas project, explain his amazing findings. Suds...
