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In this issue:

• Beavers Part II: The Penultimate Eco-Engineer
• President’s Message
• iNaturalist: Sharing Nature
• A Fable: A Story of Nature in Your Own Backyard
• Support the Newton Conservators through your IRA
• Fall 2019 Walks
• Fall 2019 Invasive Plant Sessions

In this issue:

• Webster Woods: A Natural Place of Memories and Discoveries
• Adventures in Monarchy
• President’s Message
• 2019 Newton Conservators Annual Meeting

In this issue:

• Beavers: Urban Wildlife Extraordinaire
• President’s Message
• What to Know About Invasive Plant Removal
• Invasive Pulls Spring 2019
• Walks Schedule Spring 2019
• Beavers-References

In this issue:

• What Does Newton Conservators Do
• President’s Message
• Cold Spring Park Needs Some Love
• Irruption Excitement
• Florrie’s Path Gets a Welcome Addition; Pudding Stone in Hammond Woods
• Newton Power Choice

In this issue:

• Canada Geese
• President’s Message
• Bedrock Geology of Newton
• Greenway Art
• Peter Kastner
• Invasive Pulls Fall 2018
• Walks

In this issue:

• Modern Landscape Resiliency
• President’s Message
• Bright Colors on Birds
• Annual Meeting
• Land Trust Coalition Conference
• How Large is a Vernal Pool
• Fall Walks Preview

In this issue:

• Jolly’s Hollow
• Annual Dinner
• Bird Duets
• Thoughts of a Conservation Intern
• Spring Walks
• Invasive Pulls Spring 2018

In this issue:

• Red Maple Swamp
• President’s Message
• Winter Ducks
• Two Bridges Trail
• Woodcock Meadow Update

In this issue:

• Lost Wetlands and Buried Brooks
• President’s Message
• Dolan Pond
• Along the Greenway
• The Risky Lives of Birds
• Book Review: Half-Earth
• Fall Walks

In this issue:

• Watertown Dam
• Upper Falls Greenway
• Environmental Science Program 50th Anniversary
• Habitat Network
• Leaf Blower Restrictions
• Energy Efficiency
• President’s Report
• Harbor Islands
• Questionnaire

In this issue:

• Tenth Anniversary of the Newton Community Farm
• Biological Control of Winter Moth in Massachusetts
• Adieu to Jane Sender
• 2016 Newton Christmas Bird Count
• Echo Bridge Railings
• Invasive Pulls Spring 2017
• Spring Walks Schedule

In this issue:

• Where Have All The Giant Moths Gone?
• Monitoring the Wolves of the Forest Floor in Edmands Park
• This Winter, Crossbills?
• The “Envi Sci” Program Turns 50 Next Year!