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Caring for the Land

Time of Change – Range Shifts

When environmental factors change, as is happening with global climate change, the geographic boundaries that a species can survive within shift as well. This is known as a range shift, range expansion, or range reduction depending on the circumstances.

By Katie Kushneryk, 9 monthsJune 29, 2022 ago
Mayne Wildlife

Porcelain Crabs

Weekly Sea Discovery: Delicate Porcelain Crabs of the Intertidal While porcelain crabs may look like true crabs, they are more closely related to squat lobsters and hermit crabs. They have flattened bodies so they can squeeze between rocks and crevices on rocky shores. One identifying feature is their large, broad Read more…

By Charlotte Matthews, 3 yearsJune 15, 2020 ago
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