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Webinar: Watershed Adaptation in New England

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Presentation by Danielle Shannon to the Westfield River Wild & Scenic Committee at their monthly meeting, April 2019. The presentation covers climate change impacts, and adaptation responses related to forests and water resources. Additional information on this topic can be found at www.forestadaptation.org/water

Find more details related to the demonstration project described in this webinar: Trout Unlimited: Adapting the Riparian Areas and Water of the North River.

 

 

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