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  1. Cottontail Farm, Connecticut

    … songbirds, hawks, and other birds . “It seems there are rabbits everywhere,” McAvoy says. “I saw a big bobcat walk across the road toward the area where we harvested timber to make that stand of young forest. … Kendziora is the Partners for Fish and Wildlife biologist who initially helped McAvoy plan a series of habitat …

  2. Fire can help plants and wildlife

    … not be an option for a small private landowner, but those who manage state properties, land trust parcels, municipal … . It’s also used by large and small mammals. Plants that are restored by fire feed many butterflies, moths, and other … manages, explained in the TNC "Land and Water Story" Why We Work with Fire .  

  3. Location, location, location

    … lives or in certain seasons. Not all wild creatures are able to find and take advantage of such habitat, … sites for rare butterflies and other pollinators. We must make and manage food and cover resources where such … timberlands, and properties owned by private citizens who are interested in helping wildlife. New England …

  4. Eustis Family Forest, Vermont

    … Vermont, he says: “Our forest management goals are recreation, education for ourselves and others, and … trees than before the harvest,” Eustis says. “We hope to spark a lifelong interest in forests so that kids … employ foresters, loggers, and excavation contractors who help build forest trails and roads. …

  5. The right techniques for the task

    … box turtles, and bunnies) There are different ways to create young forest and shrubland. For … not be an option for a small private landowner, but those who care for state or municipal properties, land trust … – that could cause invasives to spread.   “We readily admit that the ‘messy’ clear-cuts that now …