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NHANRS 2024 Summer Meeting
Evaluating Wetlands Functions and Values
@ Bear Brook State Park - Shelter Pavilion
Friday, August 9, 2024
This meeting will focus on a review of the US Army Corps of Engineers Highway Methodology Supplement for wetland functions and values (services) assessments. A morning session consisting of a presentation and discussion of the USACE Wetland Functions and Values Assessment methodology. After lunch, the small breakout groups will practice the methodology in wetlands near the Shelter Pavilion and reconvene to review and discuss the assessment findings. The workshop will also include a short business meeting of the association and provide an opportunity for members to discuss current topics in the wetland scientist community.
Please find additional meeting information and registration here.
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NHANRS Summer Botany Workshop - How to Be a Better Observer
@ the New Hampshire Audubon McLane Center
Friday, July 26, 2024
The NHANRS Summer Botany Workshop led by Tom Groves will combine classroom instruction of general identification of non-woody plants and some of their differences, introduction to recommended field guides and tips on how to use them effectively, with a big helping of outdoor classroom learning. Workshop will be capped at 20 participants.
Please find additional course information and registration here.
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