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Trees are some of our best allies in solving the climate crisis. By Frank Lowenstein, Brian Donahue and David Foster Mr. Lowenstein is the chief conservation officer of the New England Forestry…
OVER THE NORTH WOODS OF MAINE — From high above, the vast expanse of spruce, fir, birch, and maples covering nearly half of Maine seems endless, a rolling carpet of varying shades of green that…
WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. – Bill Hull of Pomfret Center, Connecticut is the recipient of the first annual New England Leopold Conservation Award®. The prestigious award, given in honor of renowned…
The best way to protect endangered species is to work with owners of the land on which they live. BY AMOS ENO
Matunuck Oyster Farm’s Perry Raso is one of five finalists for the first annual New England Leopold Conservation Award, for business owners who inspire others with their dedication to ethical…
Five finalists have been selected for the first annual New England Leopold Conservation Award. This marks the first year the award will be presented in New England. Sand County Foundation, New…
HOLDERNESS — Squam Lake’s 62 miles of shoreline lacks commercial development and is mostly in private hands. All but two of its 33 islands are privately owned. And it has only one free public…
The Leopold Conservation Award, which recognizes landowners who inspire others with their dedication to ethical land, water and wildlife habitat management on agricultural land, is coming to New…
A prestigious award program that celebrates voluntary conservation by farmers and forestland owners is coming to New England. The Leopold Conservation Award® recognizes landowners who inspire…
A fisherman who caught a 400-pound bluefin tuna out of season and dumped its headless carcass in the woods paid a steep price for his misdeeds. On the day his trial was about to begin, Harold…
