Tag Archives: field work

Eastern Box Turtle Update

Posted on October 26, 2018 by Danielle O'Dell

A few weeks ago, we reported on a male box turtle that was found on Nantucket. We wanted to give a little history on this turtle as well as an update on his current whereabouts. In June of 2009, the … Continue reading →

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Island Solitaire: A Ranger’s Summer on Coatue

Posted on September 11, 2015 by ncfscience

By Neil Foley, Coatue Ranger and Shorebird Monitor Another Nantucket summer is coming to a close along with a successful shorebird breeding season on Coatue.  The landscape changes from Juno and the stormy winter have been noticeable to the NCF … Continue reading →

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Meet our new Seasonal Field Assistants and Volunteer

Posted on June 10, 2014 by Jen Karberg

Plants are starting to flower, spotted turtles are moving around and our 2014 field season is in full swing.  Each year we hire a crew of seasonal field assistants to help us conduct all of the field work required by … Continue reading →

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Meet our Seasonal Field Assistants

Posted on June 14, 2013 by Jen Karberg

Our 2013 field season is now in full swing and each year we hire a crew of seasonal field assistants to help us conduct all of the field work needed for our many and various research and management projects.  This … Continue reading →

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How to Plan a Successful Field Season

Posted on March 15, 2013 by Jen Karberg

March always sneaks up on me each year.  In the Science and Stewardship Department at NCF, our work year is divided up into two very different parts: our Field Season (~April-October) when we are actively involved in collecting data and … Continue reading →

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