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for Wildlife in North Carolina Vol. 72 Issue 9, Sept 2008
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Populations of honeybees are declining across the country, but North Carolina still has a good complement of native bee pollinators.
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North Carolina was the first state in the country to recognize the importance of and to designate salt marshes and estuaries as nursery grounds where numerous species of fish and crustaceans mature. Today the state's plan for protecting these fragile ecosystems serves as a model for other coastal states.
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Marsh observes and describes an intriguing inhabitant in his back yard--a golden orb spider.