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Zoo New England (ZNE) partners with Fundación Tonkawa to support the monitoring and recovery of Mexican gray wolves in northern Mexico. Once common across much of northern Mexico, there are now only thought to be 15-20 wolves left in the …

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Healthy wetlands are vital habitats for fish, birds, turtles, insects, and other wildlife. Unfortunately, invasive species can quickly upset that balance, and one of the most aggressive aquatic invaders in Massachusetts is water chestnut (Trapa natans). Water chestnut is a …

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To many people, turtles may all look alike, quiet, slow-moving creatures with a shell. But for biologists working to study and protect turtle populations, being able to recognize individuals is essential. Across the world, conservationists use a variety of creative … ...

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Arlington’s Great Meadows contains a very unique wetland complex in the middle of a busy suburb. Extensive wet meadows and vernal wetlands abound. Amphibians such as the wood frog and spotted salamander inhabit the strictly vernal wetlands while other frog …

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This field season, we’re excited to welcome our first very own team of Conservation Department ZooTeens! Since 1999, the ZooTeen program has connected Boston youth with meaningful work experiences that help them develop professional skills, build confidence, and prepare for …

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