Join us all week, August 10th-14th, for fun bird related activities! There is something for everyone, so don’t miss out. Some events are drop in (not drop off), some require registration; some events are free, and some have a small fee. Read the entire blog for details, including registration links.
Join us for a community conversation about the future of Great Bay and the alarming decline of eelgrass, one of the estuary’s most important species. Learn about recent findings on eelgrass loss, ongoing efforts to improve water quality and restore eelgrass and oysters, as well as the actions still needed to protect this vital ecosystem. Connect with fellow residents, share your perspectives, and discover how you can help champion clean water and a healthier Great Bay. This is a family friendly event.
According to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, bird watching has exploded into the number one recreational “sport” in North America, with over 96 million people who participate in birdwatching activities in the U.S. alone. More than 1/3 of people age 16 and older look for feathered friends! The sport of bird watching doesn’t have a specific uniform, other than dressing for the weather, but there are many items you can use to help you be successful.
Become the ‘source of the source’ for your clients when it comes to questions about what it means to live near the water and coastal habitats. You’ll learn about local, state, and federal resources related to water quality and flooding, and what these topics mean for potential buyers and sellers, including recent updates to disclosure requirements in NH and ME.
