Author: Matt Maloney

Bald Eagles Above White Mountain Waters

Posted by Matt Maloney | Jul 16, 2023 | animals, backcountry, Ecology, Education, landscape, outdoors, wildlife |

The Return of Bald Eagles to the Whites Bald Eagles have become a relatively common sight around...

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Meet the White Mountain Ermine

Posted by Matt Maloney | Jan 3, 2023 | animals, backcountry, ermine, outdoors, Recreation, wildlife |

The Feistiest Little Weasel of the Whites Words by Matt Maloney, Tin Mountain Conservation Center...

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Eastern Coyotes of the White Mountains

Posted by Matt Maloney | Aug 27, 2022 | animals, backcountry, Education, non-profit, outdoors |

The dominant canine of the region is an adaptable predator, well suited to both our mountain...

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The Wonder of Winter Wildlife

Posted by Matt Maloney | Jan 12, 2021 | animals, backcountry, landscape, outdoors, Recreation, tips |

Where Do Our White Mountain Wildlife Hide During the Winter Months? By Matt Maloney Once the cold...

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Canada Jay: The Lovable Thief of the White Mountains

Posted by Matt Maloney | Feb 19, 2020 | animals, Hiking, outdoor adventure, outdoors, science |

The Beloved Canada Jay May Also Steal Your Heart No matter the season, hikers familiar with the...

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