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Wood frogs are Affected by Climate Change
Red-backed Salamander Comes in Three Different Colors
Vernal Ponds are Biogeochemical Hotspots
Trees Can Talk
Spotted Salamander Embryo and Algae Symbiosis
Spotted Salamander Larvae Overwintering
Carbon Dioxide and Earth's Temperature
Eastern Red-spotted Newt Can Navigate
Do Eggs Know When to Hatch?
Branchinecta Raptor
Spea Can Change From Omnivores to Carnivores
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Calling All Critters
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2018 Activity Photographs
Nighttime Vernal Pond Field Trip April 4, 2018
Crane Estate for The Trustees of Reservations Snakes Presentation 5-20-2018
Applied Materials Earth Day Expo Vernal Pond Exhibit 4-20-2018
2017 Activity Photographs
Nighttime Vernal Pond Field Trips 2017
Essex County Greenbelt Vernal Pond Field Trip 4-9-2017
Seekonk Public Library Snakes Presentation 4-18-2017
Glen Urquhart School Snakes Presentation 4-20-2017
Crane Estate for The Trustees of Reservations Snakes Presentation 5-21-2017
Riverfest Sudbury Snakes Presentation 6-17-2017
Harold Parker State Forest Snakes Presentation 6-24-2017
Halibut Point State Park Snakes Presentation 6-25-2017
Sawyer Free Library Snakes Presentation 7-22-2017
Clean Energy Fair Snakes and Vernal Pond Exhibit 4-29-2017
Mass Reptile Expo Vernal Pond Exhibit 5-7-2017
Motif No. 1 Day Festival Snakes and Vernal Pond Exhibit 5-20-2017
Strawberry Festival Snakes and Vernal Pond Exhibit 6-10-2017
Summerfaire Animal Awareness Snakes and Vernal Pond Exhibit 7-15-2017
Main Street Block Party Snakes Exhibit 7-15-2017
Gloucester Sidewalk Bazaar Snakes Exhibit 8-4-2017 and 8-5-2017
Cape Ann Farmer's Market Snake Exhibit and Kids Art Project 8-31-2017
Main Street Block Party Snakes Exhibit 9-1-2017
Maritime Heritage Day Snakes Exhibit 9-2-2017
Gloucester Harvest Music Festival Snakes Exhibit 9-16-2017
Bridge Cape Ann's 5th Annual Fall Fest Snakes Exhibit 10-7-2017
2016 Activity Photographs
Riverfest Sudbury Snakes Presentation 6-18-2016
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Wicked Scary Pumpkin Carving Session
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Vernal Pond Surveys 2017
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Rockport: Turtles, eels, fish relocated
Snakes, knots and love
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Two Rick Roths walk into a bar...
Snake in the Grass
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Diving Into Vernal Pools
The Cape Ann Vernal Pond Team: Defending Vernal Ponds and Inspiring Community Action
Springing to Life
Vernal Ponds Teeming with Aquatic Life
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