I have enjoyed the excellent informative and well-researched programs and presentations that Lynne Flaccus has provided during five years as stewardship director of Chocorua Lake Conservancy and was saddened to learn that she will be leaving at the end of December to continue her work closer to her Maine home.
Since joining the CLC in 2016, Lynne has become a cherished member of the Chocorua Lake Basin community. During her tenure, she worked with the Land Conservation and the Lake and Property Management Committees, monitored covenants and easements, met with landowners and made many friends for the CLC through her informative nature hikes, lake paddles and informative talks. During the last two years, she has hosted several excellent presentations through zoom in cooperation with Cook Memorial Library.
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