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- Caitlin Littlefield, Brian Donahue, David Foster, Anthony D'Amato, Kenneth Lautsen, and Brian Hall with Reflections by Michael Snyder, Lincoln Fish, Julie Renaud Evans, and David Publicover 1
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- David Foster, Stephanie Cooper, and Kurt Gaertner. With reflections from Richard Birdsey, Alexandra Kosiba, Laura Marx, Todd Ontl, Christopher Riely, and Jennifer Shakun 1
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The Wonder in an Acorn
“I walk behind my daughter on these protected trails and I consider how moving through this climate crisis will certainly require the good work of conservation.”
An Integrated Approach to New England Conservation and Community
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Climate Change: “We’re Essentially in a Wartime Situation”
An interview with Bill McKibben, an American environmentalist, author, and journalist who has written extensively on the impact of global warming.
New England Policy Chronicle
A key goal of this publication, along with sharing information and stories about the relationships between society and nature, is to inspire readers to engage with local advocates and policymakers in support of a future that reflects the values of equity and diversity in our society, in our landscape, and in the ecosystems where we live.
Protecting Biodiversity in Vermont—It’s the Law
A Conversation with Vermont State Representative Amy Sheldon, Model Public Servant.
Eastern Old Growth Forest Conference 2023
From time to time, scientists who study old growth forests gather to share data, research findings, and news about the discovery and protection of old growth forests. Such a gathering happened this September in New Hampshire.
eel grass - Sears Island
A poem by Gary Lawless written for the eelgrasses of Sears Island, in Penobscot Bay.