How AWWA Can Help You. Cyanobacteria and Water Quality Monitoring. Welcome to The Acton Wakefield Watersheds Alliance. Our mission is to protect and restore water quality to maintain the social, economic, and environmental stability in our towns and in the region.

Welcome to the Home of the Great Bay Stewards! The Great Bay Stewards is a New Hampshire non-profit whose mission is the long-term protection and conservation of the Great Bay estuarine system by supporting education, land protection, research and stewardship of Great Bay. Learn More about our mission and what we do. Open Water Acreage in the Great Bay Reserve. Endangered Species in the Reserve Habitat. Decrease in Oyster Population 1997 thru 2009.

Rochester New Hampshire has been designated as a state protected river. Under New Hampshire law RSA 483 - The Rivers Management and Protection Act. A designated protected river is one that is managed for its. Outstanding natural and cultural resources, of which the Isinglass has many. Please explore our website and related links to learn more about.

Is protecting sources of drinking water. Is less expensive than grey infastructure. Is helping your kids and community. Is keeping your farm healthy. Is making your city resilient. The Source Water Collaborative Can Help You. Assess and Protect Drinking Water Sources.

The Process of Identity Design Development. The Process of Website Development. Design and implementation of graphic identities for businesses and organizations. Full-service Website design and development in WordPress or HTML. Design and production management of magazines, books, and newsletters.

King Tides and Sea Level Rise. What is Sea Level Rise? How Will Sea Level Rise Affect You? How Are King Tides Photos Used? King Tides Contest Photos. Citizens from around the Gulf of Maine have taken compelling images of King Tides in region-wide photo contests. Click here to see more! Massachusetts New Hampshire Maine New Brunswick Nova Scotia. About the Gulf of Maine. A breathtaking array of marine life and birds at least 3,300 species depend on the Gulf.

New Help for Oyster Shell Recycling. Grateful for New Faces and Strong Backs. A plea for volunteers was answered by Sheyne Branconnier of Dover, Dale Pike of Newmarket, and Bruce Bonenfant of Lee. These gentlemen are a much needed addition to Matt McCarthy who has been doing the bulk of the weekly oyster shell pick-ups at area restaurants. Board members David Beattie and Jeff Barnum help out where they can.