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Counting Endangered Terns On Champlain's Papasquash Island

Outdoor Radio

Jul 23, 20197:37Government & Organizations

Hard hats in hand, Biologists Kent McFarland and Sara Zahendra head to the docks at Lake Champlain. They are taking a boat to Papasquash Island, owned by Audubon Vermont, to help count the new breeding population of comm...

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