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New Motus Tower in Exeter

Scott Weidensaul and Todd Alleger completed the installation of a new Motus receiving station at Phillips Exeter Academy in Exeter, NH on January 14, 2021 (photo by Chris Matlack). The reception area for this station includes Great Bay, Powwow Pond, and the Powwow River. NH Audubon is working closely with the Willistown Conservation Trust on the installation of 50 stations in New England.

Read more about the Motus project here.