Hawk released back into wild after ingesting rat poison Mass. lawmakers want to restrict
Massachusetts lawmakers want to restrict a type of rat poison that is particularly dangerous to birds, pets and wildlife.
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To protect wildlife, advocates look to reduce rat poison use in Mass.
Predators like hawks and eagles are getting sick and dying from consuming poisoned rodents. Advocates say there are ...
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Party for the Pine Returns April 5
The Friends of Weymouth Woods invite the community to a celebration of the world’s oldest longleaf pine on Saturday, April 5, ...
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Brookline oil spill: New England Wildlife Center in Weymouth helping affected animals
Staff from the New England Wildlife Center in Weymouth is caring for more than a dozen geese and ducks impacted by an oil spill in the Muddy River in Brookline. About 15 to 20 birds have been ...
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Pinecone Pathways Kickoff Event
Pinecone Pathways scavenger hunt kicked off Tuesday, March 18, at Weymouth Center in Southern Pines. Sponsored by the ...
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Wildlife Center Saves Hawk
A red-tail hawk who nearly died from eating a rodent that ingested rat poisoned was released back into the wild after being ...
Weymouth seniors celebrate St. Patrick's Day with leprecauns, food and music
WEYMOUTH − The annual St. Patrick's Day celebration at the Whipple Senior Center is one of the best attended events of the year. Tickets sell out the first day − and on Monday, more than 150 lucky, ...