Lauren Betz

July 21, 2026 Caring for Special Places: Place Attachment and the Stewardship of Natural Resources Why do some places inspire a deep sense of connection, responsibility, and care? What motivates people to become stewards of the landscapes and communities they love? Join Dr. Brian Eisenhauer of Plymouth State University as he explores the concept of […]

July 28, 2026 Bald Eagle Recovery in New Hampshire Once nearly eliminated from New Hampshire, Bald Eagles have made a remarkable comeback. Their recovery stands as one of the state's greatest conservation success stories and highlights the importance of long-term conservation partnerships and habitat protection. Join NH Audubon's Chris Martin and Mickayla Johnston as they […]

August 4, 2026 Consequences of Hydrological Change for New Hampshire's Forests New England's climate is changing. Longer growing seasons, shifting precipitation patterns, less reliable snowpack, and more frequent droughts are reshaping the landscapes around us, including the forests that play a vital role in protecting water quality and regulating the movement of water through our […]

August 11, 2026 The State of the Watershed Newfound Lake and its watershed have faced significant challenges. Last year’s severe drought conditions affected water levels and water quality, while the discovery of the invasive spiny water flea introduced a new concern for the lake's ecological health. Join NLRA Conservation Program Manager Paul Pellissier for an […]

August 18, 2026 Microplastic Accumulation in Rural New England Lakes Tiny plastic particles are increasingly being found in lakes, rivers, wildlife, and even our drinking water, but how much do we know about their presence in New Hampshire's lakes? Join Dr. Jim Killarney of Colby-Sawyer College for an engaging presentation on ongoing research into microplastic […]