InConserving the Nature of the NortheastbyU.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region·Jul 12, 2021Close tiesIn an everchanging coastal habitat, horseshoe crab eggs prove critical to the survival of species like the rufa red knot
InConserving the Nature of the NortheastbyU.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region·Mar 11, 2021Mother knows bestUsing Nature to shore up coasts and communities from storms
InConserving the Nature of the NortheastbyLauri Munroe-Hultman·Dec 20, 2019A year of clearing the way for communities and wildlifeWe helped open 1,500 miles of waterway in 2018–19, improving fish passage, public safety, and recreational opportunities.
InConserving the Nature of the NortheastbyDarci Palmquist·Oct 29, 2019How Hurricane Sandy started a tidal wave of resilienceInvesting in nature-based solutions, protecting communities and habitats
InConserving the Nature of the NortheastbyU.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region·May 28, 2019A Sweet Solution to a Sticky ProblemResearchers hope a simple ingredient found in your kitchen cupboard might help control an aggressive marsh invader.
InConserving the Nature of the NortheastbyU.S. Fish & Wildlife Service Northeast Region·May 7, 2019Wetland 101: Where land meets waterFew natural areas are named as descriptively as ‘wetlands.’ Few resources have been as misunderstood.
InConserving the Nature of the NortheastbyIsaac Burke·Feb 12, 2019Stronger coast, stronger partners: Ayla FoxSeeing is believing and a picture is worth a thousand words. Lucky for us, Ayla has helped document many coastal restoration projects
InConserving the Nature of the NortheastbyIsaac Burke·Dec 13, 2018Stronger coast, stronger partners: Justin ElickerBy rebuilding together with organizations like New Haven Land Trust, we can help protect communities and wildlife.
InConserving the Nature of the NortheastbyIsaac Burke·Dec 6, 2018Stronger coast, stronger partners: Patty DoerrBy rebuilding together, we make gains on the coastA response icon1A response icon1
InConserving the Nature of the NortheastbyBridget Macdonald·Oct 30, 2018A new reality for plovers on the Jersey ShoreAfter Hurricane Sandy, scientists discovered a hopeful sign in New Jersey: piping plover habitat that had been created by the storm.
