Naturalist and wildlife enthusiast Barbara Bald will lead a series of educational programs in February with Green Mountain Conservation Group. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Naturalist and wildlife enthusiast Barbara Bald will lead a series of educational programs in February with Green Mountain Conservation Group. (COURTESY PHOTO)
EFFINGHAM — The public is invited to join the Green Mountain Conservation Group for animal tracking programs led by New Hampshire wildlife enthusiast and naturalist Barbara Bald.
Bald, who taught science to sixth-grade students in Gilford for 22 years, has worked with Green Mountain Conservation Group conducting macroinvertebrate sampling and helped facilitate the Sense of Place program for second-graders in schools in Maine.
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