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Something Wild: Caring for the Forest Floor - Don't Rake ALL the Leaves!
The impulse for meticulous landscaping that extends beyond the edge of the lawn, beyond the vegetable garden and your stone wall, is actually harming the species that call the forest home.
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Something Wild: Foliage tourists look for maples, not oaks
Did summer oak defoliation affect fall foliage season?
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Something Wild: Get to Know the Merlin: A Raptor Expanding Its Territory in N.H.
Merlins, small falcons, used to be found only in northern N.H.. They have been expanding their breeding range south across New England over the past several decade
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Something Wild: Ouch! What Just Stung Me?
As the fall approaches, wasps and hornets get more aggressive. How can you tell what's buzzing around, and when it's safe to get rid of a nest?
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- Wildlife,
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Something Wild: Tree Sex
Pollen is incredibly important to our survival, so we should give it the credit it deserves.
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- Forestry,
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Something Wild: New Hampshire's Liquid Gold
For some, maple sugaring is a perennial ritual, painstakingly completed as we usher out the bitter wisps of winter, and embrace balmier, brighter days of early spring.
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- Working Forests,
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Something Wild: Springtime Arrives with the Smallest of Signs
Take heart winter-weary friends. The first pulses of springtime arrive in the smallest of signs.
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Something Wild: Bend But Don't Break - How Trees Survive Northern Winters
When winter precipitation includes heavy wet snow or ice storms bring freezing rain, trees must endure the weather conditions. Some are better adapted than others and coping strategies vary by tree species.
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- Climate,
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