Deep in the forests of New Hampshire, a revolution in tracking and observing wildlife is unfolding through GPS technology. Modern wildlife biologists now trace the secret lives of animals with unprecedented precision, from tracking endangered moose through the White Mountains to monitoring black bear populations in our own backyard. These tiny transmitters, some weighing less than a paperclip, reveal fascinating stories of animal migration, feeding patterns, and survival strategies that were impossible to uncover just a decade ago. For local conservation efforts, this technology has …