U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast RegioninConserving the Nature of the NortheastThe Karner blue butterfly effectEfforts to protect the endangered Karner blue benefit other at-risk butterfliesAug 2, 2022Aug 2, 2022
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast RegioninConserving the Nature of the NortheastClimate close-ups: Nancy PauAs the East Coast faces challenges posed by sea-level rise, Nancy discusses ways Parker River fights the tide with some help from friendsMar 29, 2022Mar 29, 2022
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast RegioninConserving the Nature of the NortheastConnecticut conserves their largest property within the Highlands Conservation Act Grant Program627-acre Beech Hill parcel will provide conservation opportunities for generations to comeMar 10, 2022Mar 10, 2022
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast RegioninConserving the Nature of the NortheastEsther Lape and Elizabeth Read: Pioneers for Women’s Rights and ConservationIn honor of women’s history month, we would like to take a moment to honor two educated, professional, and influential women from the turn…Mar 7, 2022Mar 7, 2022
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast RegioninConserving the Nature of the NortheastNewly conserved Connecticut property tied to Martin Luther King, Jr.Community supports preservation of historic Meadowood parcel, where the civil rights leader toiled as a studentJan 17, 2022Jan 17, 2022
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast RegioninConserving the Nature of the NortheastA Big Year for womenTiffany Kersten holds the world record for the contiguous 48 states Big YearDec 23, 2021Dec 23, 2021
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast RegioninConserving the Nature of the NortheastLeading and responding to change in the Delaware River watershedThe Delaware River Basin Restoration Program is helping to make “America the Beautiful” a reality in the four-state watershedNov 22, 2021Nov 22, 2021
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast RegioninConserving the Nature of the NortheastOne mussel, two mussel, red mussel, blue musselStaff at a fish hatchery in West Virginia are developing a new technique to help biologists tag freshwater mussels with food coloring.Nov 16, 2021Nov 16, 2021
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast RegioninConserving the Nature of the NortheastWalking the walk for those who flyMaking refuge buildings — and our homes — safer for birdsNov 3, 2021Nov 3, 2021
U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast RegioninConserving the Nature of the NortheastHurricane Sandy started a tidal wave of resilienceInvesting in nature-based solutions, protecting communities and habitatsOct 29, 20211Oct 29, 20211