AWWA News
Check out Tips for a Natural Lakeshore from the US EPA for Lakes Appreciation Month.
The 5th season of the AWWA Youth Conservation Corps is up and running. Contact Program Director Howard Dupee for free advice about how to make your watershed property more water quality friendly.
Follow this link for the Watershed Survey reports.
Check out the video tour of some of the 2009 YCC projects led by the intrepid YCC crew.
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Eric Orff will be discussing the current and future effects of climate change on fish and wildlife. Eric is a retired NH Fish and Game biologist now working for the National Wildlife Federation. He is an author, lecturer and photographer and has been blogging at ” New Hampshire Nature Notes” for the past several years. The power point presentation will be at the
Wakefield Congregational Church From Route 16 take Wakefield Road (across from Palmer’s Motel), church will be on the left at 2718 Wakefield Road. Refreshments will be served. Please call (603) 539-5899 for more information This event is co-sponsored by Moose Mountains Regional Greenways and Acton Wakefield Watersheds Alliance |