It’s a beautiful morning on the Seacoast. These are the kind of views that motivate us to teach people about conserving our natural environment. #nhwx#everydropnh
Oyster reef restoration is underway in #GreatBayNH, led by @Nature_NH! The crushed shells will form an #oysterreef, where baby oysters can settle and grow. Restoring oysters in our estuaries improves important ecosystem services! Learn more: bit.ly/2JRWNiX#everydropnh
ALT Barge cranes crushed shells from a floating platform into the waters of Great Bat New Hampshire
Volunteers are vital ocean stewards. Last year 3,448 volunteers removed 10,492 pounds of trash from NH’s beaches and Great Bay. The Coastal Program supports cleanups through a grant to the Blue Ocean Society.
#30DaysofOcean#CoastalManagement#GoCoPro#Watershed#EveryDropNH
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Coastal Program and @PREPCommunity celebrated World Oceans Month by picking up 170lbs of trash from the shores of Great Bay at Great Bay Natl. Wildlife Refuge at Fabyan Point in Newington through Blue Ocean Society's Adopt-A-Spot Program.
#30DaysofOcean#EveryDropNH#Watershed
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Julia Peterson, extension program leader at @NHSeaGrant & water resources and coastal communities specialist at @UNHExtension, is sharing her work on water quality friendly lawn care practices to achieve green grass and clear water. #BeachesConference2019#everydropnh