Watershed Watchers

Become a steward of your watershed! Whether you are an experienced naturalist or are curious about what’s going on in your watershed, join Herring Gut and Georges River Land Trust in conducting community science surveys to test the quality of our waters. From salty coastal waters to fresh inland waters of the St. George River, you will Identify and catalog both marine and freshwater invertebrates living in the St. George River Watershed as well as other water quality parameters. Each site will have other conservation focuses such as invasive species monitoring, bird observations, and rockweed surveys. Data collected in this community science project will be analyzed and used for future monitoring and management of our natural resources.

Ages: Open to scientists and their families ages 10 and up!

Each trail is about a half mile. While most trails are flat, participants should be prepared for uneven terrain to access the water. When seasonally appropriate, boots may be needed. More details will be sent 1-2 weeks prior to each event!

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Sunday, March 12 from 9-11 AM: Ash Point PreserveSaturday, April 22 from 9-11 AM: Eagle's Way PreserveSaturday, May 13 from 9-11 AM: Gibson PreserveSaturday, June 10 from 10-Noon: Ash Point PreserveSaturday, July 15 from 9-11 AM: Eagle's Way PreserveSaturday, August 19 from 9-11 AM: Gibson PreserveSaturday, Sept 16 from 9-11 AM: Eagle's Way PreserveSaturday, Oct 21 from 10-Noon: Ash Point PreserveSaturday, Nov 18 from 9-11 AM: Gibson Preserve

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