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The Glamours of Birdsong Research

ARUs record spring bird songs at different locations over the season, to help determine if the forest management practices being used are achieving their goal of improving forest habitat.

My First Bird of the New Year

By James Reddoch I stepped out early to fill the feeders January 1, 2025. No sooner than I dumped fresh, shelled sunflower seeds into the...

White Snakeroot by Any Other Name

What makes a plant a weed? By Sonja Johanson When my family first moved into our home, there was a shade bed full of plants that I did...

Song Meter Project Comes to Western Maine

A New Research Project is Launched! By James Reddoch Mahoosuc Land Trust’s (MLT) properties and easements are attracting a growing number...

How Birds Survive Winter

By James Reddoch Webinar - February 21, 6:30 pm Meet super heroes who can survive fourteen-hour nights and below zero temps. Humans, like...

Birches — A Gift to the Forest

By Sara Wright Every winter I expect to lose more birches to windthrow than any other tree because gray and white birches (Betula...

Hawk Moths: Who are our pollinators? (Part three)

By Julie Reiff Hawk moths or sphinx moths are another mimic in the garden. And yes, moths are pollinators, although not intentionally....

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The Glamours of Birdsong Research

My First Bird of the New Year

White Snakeroot by Any Other Name

Song Meter Project Comes to Western Maine

How Birds Survive Winter

Birches — A Gift to the Forest

Hawk Moths: Who are our pollinators? (Part three)

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Part of recreating on this land means protecting it too. Before heading out on any adventure on conserved trails or boat launches, familiarize yourself with land usage etiquette and rules.

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NEWS from MLT

Read more about what's been happening at Mahoosuc Land Trust. Looking for something you saw in print? Check out our past newsletters

The Glamours of Birdsong Research

My First Bird of the New Year

White Snakeroot by Any Other Name

Song Meter Project Comes to Western Maine

How Birds Survive Winter

Birches — A Gift to the Forest

Hawk Moths: Who are our pollinators? (Part three)

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Part of recreating on this land means protecting it too. Before heading out on any adventure on conserved trails or boat launches, familiarize yourself with land usage etiquette and rules.

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