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There's a statewide effort underway in New Hampshire that includes you and your phone taking photos of rabbits because the New England Cottontail is endangered in New Hampshire, with fewer than 100.

CONCORD — Set your sights on real bunnies this spring! It’s time to submit your rabbit sightings to NH Rabbit Reports at nhrabbitreports.org.

New Hampshire Fish and Game is asking the public to share the date, time, and location, of their rabbit sightings this spring.

There are fewer than 100 New England Cottontails in New Hampshire.

Citizen scientists can report rabbit sightings to help state conservation efforts

DURHAM — The N.H. Coverts Project is accepting applications from new volunteers interested in taking part in the 2022 N.H. Coverts Project volunteer training program. This year’s training will take

The taxpayers of Concord may not realize it, but they own a lot of mushrooms.There’s ghost bolete in Marjorie Swope Park. Slippery Jacks in Morono Park. Dyer’s polypore in the Emerson Tract. And earthballs – lots of earthballs.Those are some of the...

DURHAM – The University of New Hampshire Cooperative Extension seeks volunteers to gather nature observations on town-owned lands across New Hampshire during the month of September. Volunteers of all ages

Lab Girls lays the groundwork for female scientists Lab Girls held its first virtual meeting last Thursday with presenter Mirka Zapletal, director of education at the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center in Concord. Traditionally held once a week over the course of six weeks in local middle schools, the virtual Lab Girls format is held once a month through June and is open to students in grades 5 through 12. Staff photo by Tim Goodwin— Lab Girls held its first virtual meeting last Thursday wit...

Monadnock Ledger-Transcript Published: 1/12/2021 12:56:21 PM When Mirka Zapletal was growing up, she knew of a few female scientists – Marie Curie and Jane Goodall to be exact. All the rest, she thought, were men. “I just thought scientists were other people than me,” Zapletal, director of education at the McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center, told the latest batch of Lab Girls participants Thursday night over the first-ever Zoom meeting of the program. But then after embarking on her car...