Lebanon Conservation Commission Plans Meeting to Answer Questions and Discuss European Naiad.

The Lebanon Conservation Commission is planning an informational meeting on

Thursday, November 19, 2015 beginning at 6:30 pm

in the Martha Sawyer Community Library

(located on the soccer field side of the Hanson School on Upper Guinea Road, Lebanon)

 

The topic of discussion will be

the invasive aquatic species, European Naiad.

 

This species has been identified in Northeast Pond and on October 6, 2015, State of New Hampshire biologists have also confirmed the species has taken root in the Salmon Falls River, with shorelines in Lebanon and Acton, Maine and Milton, New Hampshire.

 

Laurie Callahan

of the

York County Invasive Aquatic Species Project

will lead the discussion, detailing the issues surrounding this plant species

and what can be done to stop its spread.

 

All residents are welcome to participate in this conversation, however

people with waterfront property on Lebanon's ponds, or along the Salmon Falls River are urged to attend.

 

No prior registration is needed to attend, but if you have any questions, please feel free to e mail or telephone the Lebanon Conservation Commission at the e mail or phone number shown below.

Thank You!!