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U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region in Conserving the Nature of the Northeast

Apr 4, 2018

A sweet solution to a sticky problem

Researchers hope a simple ingredient found in your kitchen…

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region in Conserving the Nature of the Northeast

Apr 18, 2018

The American eel: Tale of a champion migrator

The American eel spawns and hatches in the ocean waters of the Sargasso Sea, near Bermuda, about 2 million square miles of warm water in the North Atlantic.

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region in Conserving the Nature of the Northeast

Apr 3, 2018

Radar love: Weather data detects hotspots for migratory birds

Have you ever taken a long road trip covering hundreds or even thousands of miles, during which you were pretty much flying by the seat of your pants navigationally? Let me guess: You were broke, moving, between jobs…

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region in Conserving the Nature of the Northeast

Apr 30, 2018

Walking the River

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Some of us merely enjoy nature as a place to visit — others take action to protect it. Gary Lang, a fly…

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region in Conserving the Nature of the Northeast

Apr 25, 2018

Sometimes There’s Value in Getting a Little Mud on Your Shoes

Today we’re hearing from Brian Marsh, a biologist working at our Delaware Bay Estuary Project office. Brian’s work focuses on land and wetland restoration; however, he increasingly appreciates the value of projects working…

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region in Conserving the Nature of the Northeast

Apr 11, 2018

This farmer’s got your goat

After living in a densely populated refugee camp in Nepal for nearly 20 years, Chuda Dhaurali considered carefully when asked where he wanted to resettle with his family.

“We learned a lot of things about Vermont, and we decided that’s where we wanted to…

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region in Conserving the Nature of the Northeast

Apr 16, 2018

Inspiring Others Through Art

Today we’re hearing from Logan Sauer, a University of Maine student and former Youth Conservation Corps intern at Potomac River National Wildlife Refuge Complex in Virginia. Logan shares his love for the outdoors with others through his artwork and culinary skills, and his story…

U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region in Conserving the Nature of the Northeast

Apr 19, 2018

Secret lives of fish

April 21 is World Fish Migration Day, a day to celebrate the importance of healthy, open rivers and the migratory fish that rely on them.

Many fish are mighty migrators! Every spring and fall, millions of fish around the world are migrating between the oceans and…

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Conserving the Nature of the Northeast

We conserve nature in the northeast U.S. for the benefit of wildlife and the American people. Love your natural and wild places! Explore the world around you by hiking, fishing, hunting, and volunteering. More info at fws.gov/northeast

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