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SUMMARY:Wednesday Walks
DESCRIPTION:We’re honored to welcome Wildlife Biologist\, Susan McCarthy from the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife\, who will share her insights on how regulated deer hunting contributes to ecological balance\, habitat preservation\, and sustainable wildlife management. Susan McCarthy is a Wildlife Biologist with the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife. She joined MassWildlife in 2010 as the Chronic Wasting Disease Program Coordinator and soon after was hired full time as a Wildlife Technician. As a Biologist\, Susan works within the Wildlife Section where she collaborates with game species project leaders. Her duties include a multitude of field and office tasks regarding the state-wide management of deer\, moose\, black bear\, 14 furbearer species\, wild turkey\, upland game\, and waterfowl. Prior to her work with MassWildlife\, Susan worked for the MassAudubon Coastal Waterbird Program as a Piping Plover and Least Tern technician\, for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as a biological technician\, and for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a Park Ranger and Natural Resource Specialist. Susan holds a BS in Wildlife Conservation as well as an MS in Wildlife\, Fish and Conservation Biology from the University of Massachusetts\, Amherst where her thesis focused on the human dimensions of suburban deer management in Massachusetts. Whether you’re a conservation enthusiast\, a hunter\, or simply curious about local wildlife\, this talk offers a valuable opportunity to learn and connect. Let’s explore how thoughtful stewardship of our natural resources benefits both wildlife and our communities. This program is available in person or via Zoom! Free and open to the public. Date: February 28\, 2026 Where: 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA OR join us via Zoom Time: 10:00 am – 12:00pm Audience: This program is intended for adults. RSVP: https://forms.gle/jsRQSmM3CCxiFvnk9
URL:https://norcrosswildlife.org/event/wednesday-walks-6/
LOCATION:Norcross Wildlife Foundation\, 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA\, 01081
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SUMMARY:Southern New England Oak Resiliency: Lessons Learned\, Looking Forward Workshop
DESCRIPTION:We’re honored to welcome Wildlife Biologist\, Susan McCarthy from the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife\, who will share her insights on how regulated deer hunting contributes to ecological balance\, habitat preservation\, and sustainable wildlife management. Susan McCarthy is a Wildlife Biologist with the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife. She joined MassWildlife in 2010 as the Chronic Wasting Disease Program Coordinator and soon after was hired full time as a Wildlife Technician. As a Biologist\, Susan works within the Wildlife Section where she collaborates with game species project leaders. Her duties include a multitude of field and office tasks regarding the state-wide management of deer\, moose\, black bear\, 14 furbearer species\, wild turkey\, upland game\, and waterfowl. Prior to her work with MassWildlife\, Susan worked for the MassAudubon Coastal Waterbird Program as a Piping Plover and Least Tern technician\, for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as a biological technician\, and for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a Park Ranger and Natural Resource Specialist. Susan holds a BS in Wildlife Conservation as well as an MS in Wildlife\, Fish and Conservation Biology from the University of Massachusetts\, Amherst where her thesis focused on the human dimensions of suburban deer management in Massachusetts. Whether you’re a conservation enthusiast\, a hunter\, or simply curious about local wildlife\, this talk offers a valuable opportunity to learn and connect. Let’s explore how thoughtful stewardship of our natural resources benefits both wildlife and our communities. This program is available in person or via Zoom! Free and open to the public. Date: February 28\, 2026 Where: 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA OR join us via Zoom Time: 10:00 am – 12:00pm Audience: This program is intended for adults. RSVP: https://forms.gle/jsRQSmM3CCxiFvnk9
URL:https://norcrosswildlife.org/event/southern-new-england-oak-resiliency-lessons-learned-looking-forward-workshop/
LOCATION:Norcross Wildlife Foundation\, 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA\, 01081
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SUMMARY:Wednesday Walks
DESCRIPTION:We’re honored to welcome Wildlife Biologist\, Susan McCarthy from the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife\, who will share her insights on how regulated deer hunting contributes to ecological balance\, habitat preservation\, and sustainable wildlife management. Susan McCarthy is a Wildlife Biologist with the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife. She joined MassWildlife in 2010 as the Chronic Wasting Disease Program Coordinator and soon after was hired full time as a Wildlife Technician. As a Biologist\, Susan works within the Wildlife Section where she collaborates with game species project leaders. Her duties include a multitude of field and office tasks regarding the state-wide management of deer\, moose\, black bear\, 14 furbearer species\, wild turkey\, upland game\, and waterfowl. Prior to her work with MassWildlife\, Susan worked for the MassAudubon Coastal Waterbird Program as a Piping Plover and Least Tern technician\, for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as a biological technician\, and for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a Park Ranger and Natural Resource Specialist. Susan holds a BS in Wildlife Conservation as well as an MS in Wildlife\, Fish and Conservation Biology from the University of Massachusetts\, Amherst where her thesis focused on the human dimensions of suburban deer management in Massachusetts. Whether you’re a conservation enthusiast\, a hunter\, or simply curious about local wildlife\, this talk offers a valuable opportunity to learn and connect. Let’s explore how thoughtful stewardship of our natural resources benefits both wildlife and our communities. This program is available in person or via Zoom! Free and open to the public. Date: February 28\, 2026 Where: 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA OR join us via Zoom Time: 10:00 am – 12:00pm Audience: This program is intended for adults. RSVP: https://forms.gle/jsRQSmM3CCxiFvnk9
URL:https://norcrosswildlife.org/event/wednesday-walks-3/
LOCATION:Norcross Wildlife Foundation\, 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA\, 01081
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SUMMARY:Wednesday Walks
DESCRIPTION:We’re honored to welcome Wildlife Biologist\, Susan McCarthy from the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife\, who will share her insights on how regulated deer hunting contributes to ecological balance\, habitat preservation\, and sustainable wildlife management. Susan McCarthy is a Wildlife Biologist with the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife. She joined MassWildlife in 2010 as the Chronic Wasting Disease Program Coordinator and soon after was hired full time as a Wildlife Technician. As a Biologist\, Susan works within the Wildlife Section where she collaborates with game species project leaders. Her duties include a multitude of field and office tasks regarding the state-wide management of deer\, moose\, black bear\, 14 furbearer species\, wild turkey\, upland game\, and waterfowl. Prior to her work with MassWildlife\, Susan worked for the MassAudubon Coastal Waterbird Program as a Piping Plover and Least Tern technician\, for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as a biological technician\, and for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a Park Ranger and Natural Resource Specialist. Susan holds a BS in Wildlife Conservation as well as an MS in Wildlife\, Fish and Conservation Biology from the University of Massachusetts\, Amherst where her thesis focused on the human dimensions of suburban deer management in Massachusetts. Whether you’re a conservation enthusiast\, a hunter\, or simply curious about local wildlife\, this talk offers a valuable opportunity to learn and connect. Let’s explore how thoughtful stewardship of our natural resources benefits both wildlife and our communities. This program is available in person or via Zoom! Free and open to the public. Date: February 28\, 2026 Where: 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA OR join us via Zoom Time: 10:00 am – 12:00pm Audience: This program is intended for adults. RSVP: https://forms.gle/jsRQSmM3CCxiFvnk9
URL:https://norcrosswildlife.org/event/wednesday-walks-4/
LOCATION:Norcross Wildlife Foundation\, 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA\, 01081
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SUMMARY:Wednesday Walks
DESCRIPTION:We’re honored to welcome Wildlife Biologist\, Susan McCarthy from the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife\, who will share her insights on how regulated deer hunting contributes to ecological balance\, habitat preservation\, and sustainable wildlife management. Susan McCarthy is a Wildlife Biologist with the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife. She joined MassWildlife in 2010 as the Chronic Wasting Disease Program Coordinator and soon after was hired full time as a Wildlife Technician. As a Biologist\, Susan works within the Wildlife Section where she collaborates with game species project leaders. Her duties include a multitude of field and office tasks regarding the state-wide management of deer\, moose\, black bear\, 14 furbearer species\, wild turkey\, upland game\, and waterfowl. Prior to her work with MassWildlife\, Susan worked for the MassAudubon Coastal Waterbird Program as a Piping Plover and Least Tern technician\, for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as a biological technician\, and for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a Park Ranger and Natural Resource Specialist. Susan holds a BS in Wildlife Conservation as well as an MS in Wildlife\, Fish and Conservation Biology from the University of Massachusetts\, Amherst where her thesis focused on the human dimensions of suburban deer management in Massachusetts. Whether you’re a conservation enthusiast\, a hunter\, or simply curious about local wildlife\, this talk offers a valuable opportunity to learn and connect. Let’s explore how thoughtful stewardship of our natural resources benefits both wildlife and our communities. This program is available in person or via Zoom! Free and open to the public. Date: February 28\, 2026 Where: 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA OR join us via Zoom Time: 10:00 am – 12:00pm Audience: This program is intended for adults. RSVP: https://forms.gle/jsRQSmM3CCxiFvnk9
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LOCATION:Norcross Wildlife Foundation\, 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA\, 01081
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SUMMARY:Wednesday Walks
DESCRIPTION:We’re honored to welcome Wildlife Biologist\, Susan McCarthy from the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife\, who will share her insights on how regulated deer hunting contributes to ecological balance\, habitat preservation\, and sustainable wildlife management. Susan McCarthy is a Wildlife Biologist with the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife. She joined MassWildlife in 2010 as the Chronic Wasting Disease Program Coordinator and soon after was hired full time as a Wildlife Technician. As a Biologist\, Susan works within the Wildlife Section where she collaborates with game species project leaders. Her duties include a multitude of field and office tasks regarding the state-wide management of deer\, moose\, black bear\, 14 furbearer species\, wild turkey\, upland game\, and waterfowl. Prior to her work with MassWildlife\, Susan worked for the MassAudubon Coastal Waterbird Program as a Piping Plover and Least Tern technician\, for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as a biological technician\, and for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a Park Ranger and Natural Resource Specialist. Susan holds a BS in Wildlife Conservation as well as an MS in Wildlife\, Fish and Conservation Biology from the University of Massachusetts\, Amherst where her thesis focused on the human dimensions of suburban deer management in Massachusetts. Whether you’re a conservation enthusiast\, a hunter\, or simply curious about local wildlife\, this talk offers a valuable opportunity to learn and connect. Let’s explore how thoughtful stewardship of our natural resources benefits both wildlife and our communities. This program is available in person or via Zoom! Free and open to the public. Date: February 28\, 2026 Where: 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA OR join us via Zoom Time: 10:00 am – 12:00pm Audience: This program is intended for adults. RSVP: https://forms.gle/jsRQSmM3CCxiFvnk9
URL:https://norcrosswildlife.org/event/wednesday-walks/
LOCATION:Norcross Wildlife Foundation\, 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA\, 01081
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DESCRIPTION:We’re honored to welcome Wildlife Biologist\, Susan McCarthy from the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife\, who will share her insights on how regulated deer hunting contributes to ecological balance\, habitat preservation\, and sustainable wildlife management. Susan McCarthy is a Wildlife Biologist with the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife. She joined MassWildlife in 2010 as the Chronic Wasting Disease Program Coordinator and soon after was hired full time as a Wildlife Technician. As a Biologist\, Susan works within the Wildlife Section where she collaborates with game species project leaders. Her duties include a multitude of field and office tasks regarding the state-wide management of deer\, moose\, black bear\, 14 furbearer species\, wild turkey\, upland game\, and waterfowl. Prior to her work with MassWildlife\, Susan worked for the MassAudubon Coastal Waterbird Program as a Piping Plover and Least Tern technician\, for the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service as a biological technician\, and for the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers as a Park Ranger and Natural Resource Specialist. Susan holds a BS in Wildlife Conservation as well as an MS in Wildlife\, Fish and Conservation Biology from the University of Massachusetts\, Amherst where her thesis focused on the human dimensions of suburban deer management in Massachusetts. Whether you’re a conservation enthusiast\, a hunter\, or simply curious about local wildlife\, this talk offers a valuable opportunity to learn and connect. Let’s explore how thoughtful stewardship of our natural resources benefits both wildlife and our communities. This program is available in person or via Zoom! Free and open to the public. Date: February 28\, 2026 Where: 30 Peck Road\, Wales\, MA OR join us via Zoom Time: 10:00 am – 12:00pm Audience: This program is intended for adults. RSVP: https://forms.gle/jsRQSmM3CCxiFvnk9
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