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  • Programs & Projects
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      • Northern Long-eared Bats
      • Spotted Turtle Research and Tracking
      • Beach-Nesting Bird Protection
    • Programs & Projects
      • Black Racer Snake Study
      • Snake Mapping and Monitoring
      • Tracking Willet Migration
      • Coastal Otter Research
      • 2013 Belted Kingfisher & Swallow Colony Surveys
    • Martha’s Vineyard Atlas of Life
  • Birding MV
    • Martha’s Vineyard Bird Club
    • MV Christmas Bird Count
  • News
  • Work With Us
    • Employment Opportunities
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    • Volunteer Opportunities, Spring-Summer
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    • Center for Wildlife Studies Capital Campaign
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 Ways to Protect Birds from Window Collisions
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By Angela Luckey
In Birds, Environmental Issues, Yard Biodiversity
Posted May 28, 2022

Ways to Protect Birds from Window Collisions

Birds do not perceive glass the same way that humans do.  At a young age, we develop visual cues from repeated interactions with the clear surface, this helps us to […]

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 A Vineyard Treasure: Walsh’s Anthophora
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By Matt Pelikan
In Environmental Issues, Insects, Martha's Vineyard Atlas of Life, Uncategorized, Wildflowers
Posted May 19, 2022

A Vineyard Treasure: Walsh’s Anthophora

Friday, May 20, is both Endangered Species Day and World Bee Day. What could be a more appropriate topic for that dual celebration than  an endangered bee? Walsh’s Anthophora (Anthophora [...]

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 Safer Rodent Control
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By Angela Luckey
In Environmental Issues, Nuisance Wildlife
Posted March 24, 2022

Safer Rodent Control

  What is your response when you notice rodent activity on your property? Do you go set some snap traps or do you deploy bait boxes with rodenticide? It’s reasonable […]

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 Why Planting Native Species Matters
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By Angela Luckey
In Birds, Environmental Issues, Insects
Posted July 27, 2021

Why Planting Native Species Matters

Over the course of 50 years, populations of terrestrial insectivorous birds have declined by about 2.9 billion individuals (Tallamy & Shriver, 2021). Recent research suggests a strong [...]

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 Talkin’ Trash…
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By Luanne Johnson
In Environmental Issues
Posted July 5, 2013

Talkin’ Trash…

A day in the field for our staff can be filled with many different experiences.  Much of our time is spent focusing intently on reading the behavior, tracks, and sign […]

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