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
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
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
July 14, 2026 Nature’s Benefits and Climate Change’s Direct Impacts on Health The natural world plays an important role in supporting human health and well-being. At the same time, climate
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
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
July 29, 2025 Using Wildlife Cameras for Classroom Science Dr. Mirka Zapletal (Newfound Lake Region Association) During the 2024-2025 school year, the Newfound Lake Region Association worked with the Newfound
August 19, 2025 Tracking Change: What 35+ Years of Winter Bird Data Tell Us Grace McCulloch (NH Audubon) Join us for a fascinating look at NH Audubon’s flagship participatory science
August 12, 2025 Counting at the Veracruz River of Raptors: Documenting Millions of Birds at the World’s Largest Raptor Migration Count Site Jess Cosentino (Hawk Migration Association) Join us to
July 22, 2025 Dragons & Damsels of New Hampshire Dr. Pam Hunt (NH Audubon) Welcome to the fascinating world of the insect order Odonata! You may be familiar with the
