The Ossipee Aquifer Advisory Committee meets regularly to raise public awareness and assist communities with regional aquifer protection. At their upcoming meeting on Wednesday, Sept. 29, from 5 to 6 p.m. on Zoom, Principal Ecologist Jeff Littleton of Moosewood Ecological LLC will share his company's work in New Hampshire communities to create Natural Resource Inventories, hydrological and ecological analyses and watershed management plans.
Emily Vulgamore, Source Water Specialist from Granite State Rural Water Association will also share her work in Ossipee to create a Source Water Protection Plan for the Carroll County Complex. There will be time for a question-and-answer opportunity, input and discussion around these topics as well as the future of the Ossipee Aquifer Advisory Committee and how it can be successful in protecting drinking water resources in the Ossipee Watershed.
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