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• - Regional component of U.S. Army which works on civil works projects, military missions, engineering, construction and logistics. District news, programs and library, with information on environment and recreation in the region.
  
• - Links to external organizations for information on pollen count, air quality and ultraviolet index forecasts for specific areas of New England.
  
• - Resource to help locate space science education resources throughout New England, including observatories, planetariums, science museums and amateur astronomy clubs.
  
• - Web portal that supports local, nonprofit organizations advocating nature education and conservation in northern New England.
  
• - Tracking earthquake activity in New England. Map showing recent activity, plus online survey to provide input if you felt the rumble.
  
• - Provides hands-on ecology-focused environmental education programs throughout central New England.
  
• - General information about sharks and specifics about the ones likely to be found in New England.
  
• - Information on the state of the drought in New England, including news items, analysis and links.
  
• - The New England District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers provides overview of the various programs and projects throughout the region, as part of its stewardship of the habitat, water resources and navigation waterways.
  
• - Photographs of the Great Gray Owl, Atlantic Puffin, Wild Turkey and other birds indigenous to the area.
  
• - Links to species accounts and photos of birds, butterflies and mammals.
  
• - 1996 report on coastal ecosystems, air quality and transportation, mercury in the waters, resource protection and other subjects, from the Environmental Protection Agency.
  
• - Promotes restoring, enhancing and preserving the Blackstone River system and its watershed which runs from Worcester, Massachusetts to Cumberland, Rhode Island.
  
• - Program begun in 1977 to manage and monitor offshore dredged material disposal sites from Long Island Sound to Maine. Individual disposal site maps provided. Free informational video available.
  
• - Highlights selected research projects in the six New England states conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey.
  
  

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