OSSIPEE — Since the pandemic hit, rural areas like the Ossipee Watershed towns have seen a surge in home sales, new housing, and more year-round residents. How will towns will be able to protect important natural resources such as drinking water, wetlands, lakes, rivers, wildlife and overall quality of life in our area with this increased development?

To address these concerns and assist towns with a proactive approach to planning for the future, Green Mountain Conservation Group has teamed up with UNH Cooperative Extension to offer a free workshop on Wednesday, Jan. 27, from 5 to 6 p.m. entitled: “Planning for Protection: Using Your Natural Resource Inventory.” 



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