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Learn to collect butterfly data with upcoming webinars - Vimarsana News

Learn to collect butterfly data with upcoming webinars

CONCORD, N.H. — Butterflies serve as important biodiversity indicators for ecosystem health and provide food for many organisms such as migrating birds. There are more than 100 species of butterflies

Of Dandelions and Butterflies at 6,288 Feet - InDepthNH.orgInDepthNH.org - Vimarsana News

Of Dandelions and Butterflies at 6,288 Feet - InDepthNH.orgInDepthNH.org

THOMPSON & MESERVES PURCHASE - Likely from the soles of hiking boots and car tires, seeds of dandelion have made it to the summit of Mount Washington and become an invasive species here crowding out native plants.

What's up, doc? Some rabbits are rampant, others are endangered | Animals - Vimarsana News

What's up, doc? Some rabbits are rampant, others are endangered | Animals

Bunnies are everywhere in the Granite State, including one species with “the ability to take over” and another that actually is endangered.

Granite Geek: The species preservation efforts around (checks notes) Edwards' Hairstreak? - Vimarsana News

Granite Geek: The species preservation efforts around (checks notes) Edwards' Hairstreak?

Today let us consider Edwards’ Hairstreak, which sounds like a mid-1980s glam band but is actually a butterfly with some weird aspects to its life cycle. It is of interest to us as Concord’s latest example of the indirect benefits that come from...

How a field in Concord has become a refuge for endangered butterflies - Vimarsana News

How a field in Concord has become a refuge for endangered butterflies

Karner blue butterflies are on the endangered species list. But a two-decade restoration effort has helped more than 35,000 hatchlings take flight.

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