Green Mountain Conservation Group volunteers, staff and AmeriCorps members are collaborating with state organizations again this year to assess stream crossings across the Ossipee Watershed. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Green Mountain Conservation Group volunteers, staff and AmeriCorps members are collaborating with state organizations again this year to assess stream crossings across the Ossipee Watershed. (COURTESY PHOTO)
The Saco River Watershed Stream Crossing Assessment Project seeks to assess all road-stream crossings (culverts) within the watershed using the New Hampshire Stream Crossing Assessment Protocol.
The Green Mountain Conservation Group collected data for over 150 stream crossings in 2020 in the towns of Effingham, Freedom and Ossipee last summer, and will continue to collect data for more than 250 stream crossings this summer in the towns of Madison, Tamworth and Sandwich.
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