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The "Living with Wildlife" series was launched in 2010, a partnership between the EMC and the OCWC to celebrate local wildlife. The columns below demonstrate the rich biodiversity we have in this region.

2011
Getting to Know Wildlife
​Giving Wild Things a Chance
​Getting to Know Wildlife - One animal at a time
​Getting to Know Wildlife - A little beaver with a big attitude
​Getting to Know Wildlife - One smart little fox
Getting to Know Wildlife - Tough start for these baby raccoons
​Getting to Know Wildlife - One tiny skunk
​Getting to Know Wildlife - The woodchuck and the teddy bear
​Getting to Know Wildlife - Porcupine mother gives birth
Getting to Know Wildlife - Flying squirrels
​Living with Wildlife - Gardening tips
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2010
Living with Wildlife - Bats
Living with Wildlife - Beavers: Part I
​Living with Wildlife - Beavers: Part II
​Living with Wildlife - Black bears
​Living with Wildlife - Chipmunks
​Living with Wildlife - Coyotes: Part I
Living with Wildlife - Coyotes: Part II
Living with Wildlife - Coyotes: Part III
Living with Wildlife - Deer-vehicle collisions
Living with Wildlife - Large mammals
Living with Wildlife - Mice
Living with Wildlife - Porcupine
Living with Wildlife - Prevention tips
Living with Wildlife - Protecting habitat
Living with Wildlife - Rabbits and hares
Living with Wildlife - Raccoons
Living with Wildlife - Red foxes
Living with Wildlife - Skunks
Living with Wildlife - White-tailed deer
Paws & Claws - Living with Wildlife
Paws & Claws - Eastern grey squirrel
Paws & Claws - Giving wild things a chance
Paws & Claws - More on squirrels
Paws & Claws - Squirrels and the summer birthing season
Paws & Claws - Tips for the garden
Paws & Claws - Woodchuck

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