Ossipee Watershed residents step up for salamanders by Tara Schroeder GMCG Education Coordinator “Big Nights” happen in early spring, when thousands of frogs, toads, and salamanders cross roads from upland, forested areas to wetlands where they breed. During salamander brigades, volunteers help amphibians cross roads safely while collecting data on species diversity and abundance. This
Ossipee Watershed residents get LakeSmart to help prevent cyanobacteria blooms By Tara Schroeder Education Coordinator At GMCG we always say “water knows no boundaries” because the water quality of our lakes, ponds, rivers and streams is determined by what flows into it from the surrounding landscape or watershed. Water does not obey town or state
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