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Cait Bourgault

AMC’s 25 Reasons to Feel Hopeful About Conservation in 2026

As we step into our 150th year, the Appalachian Mountain Club is rooting into something that has guided us from the beginning: optimism.   The outdoors faced real challenges in 2025, yet our community showed up with courage...
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The Story of U.S. Public Land Loss in One...

 

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Not Extinct Yet: 6 Threatened or Endangered Species From...

One million animal and plant species are on the verge of extinction, according to a United Nations report released in May, and we humans bear much of the blame. Climate change, overfishing, pollution, and urban…
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How a Wild and Scenic Designation Will Protect Northeastern...

What might be the most successful river cleanup you’ve never heard of just received a big assist from Washington, D.C. By the 1960s, the Nashua River—which runs between Worcester County, Mass., and Nashua, N.H.—had earned…
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Paved Bike Trails Rail Trails For Spring

Leave No Trace This Spring on These (Mostly) Paved...

You know the feeling: Yesterday was rainy, but today the sun is out, the sky is clear, the temperature is creeping toward warm. It’s spring, and you’re ready to hit the bike trails. But hold…
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Moxie Falls

The Next Northern Pass? AMC Intervenes on NECEC

Update: On Thursday, October 18, 2018, Central Maine Power announced they will bury the proposed transmission line under Kennebec Gorge. While this satisfies one of AMC’s concerns regarding the project, it fails to address others…
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Fog in the Connecticut River Valley in Stewartstown

Northern Pass Finally Nixed?

Update: The New Hampshire Site Evaluation Committee unanimously voted on May 24, 2018, to uphold its February decision, choosing not to reconsider the Northern Pass proposal. Northern Pass’s parent company, Eversource, is deliberating whether to…
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Leave No Trace (LNT) for Trekking Poles

  Extensive use of trekking poles on popular trails can tear up soft soil, damage trailside vegetation, and scar rocks. The good news is, you can reduce those damaging effects by following a few best…
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Tips for Identifying New England’s Winter Birds

Thousands of birds migrate to warmer climates every fall, but not every species packs up ship and leaves New England. Some overwinter in the region, despite the cold temperatures and lack of food. Hang a…
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Winterbirds

Tips for Identifying New England’s Winter Birds

Thousands of birds migrate to warmer climates every fall, but not every species packs up ship and leaves New England. Some overwinter in the region, despite the cold temperatures and lack of food. Hang a…
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