LACONIA — City councilors unanimously approved accepting grant funding and appropriating matching funds to complete milfoil treatment on Paugu…
The state-of-the-art technology can identify species which were previously only distinguishable by DNA.
High visitation has taken a toll on the unique and fragile alpine ecosystem atop the Northeast’s highest peak, where erosion, trampling, and invasive species are challenging the ability of native plants to thrive. That’s one finding of a preliminary summit assessment, prepared by consulting firm Tighe & Bond, that outlines the condition of the natural […]
LACONIA — Lake Host Deb Williams had a big save Aug. 15, during a boat inspection, thwarting a zebra mussel and plant fragments from hitch-hik…
NH Conservation Corps crew members remove the invasive glossy buckthorn in the Tioga River Wildlife and Conservation Area in Belmont on Tuesda…
Student Conservation Association Program Assistant Riley Holzhuter holds up a bag of glossy buckthorn berries in the Tioga River Wildlife and …
Glossy buckthorn grows in the Tioga River Wildlife and Conservation Area in Belmont on Tuesday morning. The invasive plant has rounded leaves …
Student Conservation Association Program Assistant Riley Holzhuter uses a hatchet to cut the roots of a glossy buckthorn shrub in the Tioga Ri…
NH Conservation Corps member Emily Pope removes the invasive glossy buckthorn with loppers in the Tioga River Wildlife and Conservation Area i…
NH Conservation Corps Member Kate Bertrand removes glossy buckthorn in the Tioga River Wildlife and Conservation Area in Belmont on Tuesday mo…