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It took a pandemic to push people outdoors.
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It took a pandemic to push people outdoors.
The classroom of Mahar teacher Evelyn Cunha has a unique teaching station where students get a chance to watch brook trout hatch and grow. Through the MassWildlife Teaching With Trout initiative, her classroom is one of about 50 in Massachusetts where...
Conservancy garden helps protect and maintain balance of area’s native species Wicked Local Learning honeybees are not native to North America felt similar to the day we all learned Pluto was no longer a fully-fledged planet. “Yes, our most well-known bee is not native to North America,” said Swampscott resident Suzanne Hale over the phone in a recent interview. “It’s OK, like honeybees still provide us with a lot – because they are very important for our agriculture.” The Swampscott Conservancy member supplied the honeybee factoid when the Swampscott Reporte...