Kayak Great Bay; Watershed Institute; Look for Tagged Bass

GREAT BAY DISCOVERY CENTER OFFERS KAYAK TOURS OF GREAT BAY
Looking for a summer kayak adventure? Join staff of the Great Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve for kayak tours in the Great Bay Estuary, where you can watch osprey diving for fish, herons gracefully glide overhead and learn what makes the Great Bay Estuary one of the most amazing and diverse places on earth! Tours start June 24. See full schedule and read more: http://www.huntnh.com/Newsroom/News_2009/News_2009_Q2/kayak_tours_GB_060909.html.

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WATERSHED ECOLOGY INSTITUTE: OPPORTUNITY FOR TEACHERS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS
Science teachers, conservation commission members and environmental educators interested in exploring watershed ecology can sign up for a ten-day course offered this summer on July 20-24 and 27-31, 2009, at the Meredith Community Center. The Watershed Ecology Institute is sponsored by an alliance of organizations, including N.H. Fish and Game and UNH Cooperative Extension. It can be taken on a noncredit basis, or for undergraduate or graduate credit. For registration forms, contact information and more, http://www.huntnh.com/Newsroom/News_2009/News_2009_Q2/watershed_ed_summer_wkshop_09.html.

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ANGLERS — LOOK FOR TAGGED BASS WHEN FISHING LAKE WINNIPESAUKEE IN 2009
Anglers fishing Lake Winnipesaukee are being asked to watch for largemouth and smallmouth bass tagged as part of a New Hampshire Fish and Game Department Warmwater Fisheries Management Program study. Data collected from tagged bass will allow biologists to examine bass movement after release from bass tournament weigh-ins held on Lake Winnipesaukee. This is the third year of the study. Read more:
http://www.huntnh.com/Newsroom/News_2009/News_2009_Q2/tagged_bass_2009.html.