In addition to the lawns and gardens of our house museums, Historic New England also manages about 750 acres of woods and wetlands, usually out of sight of visitors. These natural areas are a significant part of landscape stewardship, because a healthy woodland supports a rich and diverse population of plants, wildlife, and microorganisms that [...] The post Preserving Amphibian Habitats at the Eustis Estate appeared first on Historic New Englan…
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