Green Mountain Conservation Group and students from the Ossipee Watershed will present their water quality research findings from the 16th annual Volunteer Biological Assessment Program in an online presentation on from 6 to 7 p.m. on Thursday, Oct. 28.

Each year local schools present what they learned through participation in Volunteer Biological Assessment Program, a community science biomonitoring program that assesses stream health through macroinvertebrates. Students follow state protocols to sample a local river or stream and learn about their watershed. The community is invited to hear from the students what they learned through the program, as well as the results for bioassessments of local streams.

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