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FALL 2010

Fieldwork finally winding down

Littoral macroinvertebrate and freshwater mussel surveys in two impoundments of the lower Housatonic River

Welcome new staff!

A 100-mile dwarf wedgemussel survey

Invasive species inventory and mapping

SUMMER 2010

Freshwater mussel consultation for the Penobscot River Restoration Project

SPRING 2010

2010 Field season soon underway

WINTER 2010

Ecology and Conservation Planning in the Housatonic Watershed in Western Massachusetts

Another field season done!

Recreational Rock Climbing and Cliff Plants in the White Mountain National Forest of New Hampshire

FALL 2009

Zebra Mussel Assessment in Western Massachusetts

Rare Plants and Natural Communities in Greylock Glen in Western Massachusetts

Yellow Lampmussel (Lampsilis cariosa) Studies in the Connecticut River

Endangered Species Services for the Crown Point Bridge (Lake Champlain)

Brook Floater (Alasmidonta varicosa) Studies in New England

Service Agreement with the Massachusetts Division of Fisheries and Wildlife

SUMMER 2009

Lakes and Ponds Assessment and Management

Biodiversity and habitat studies of coastal plain ponds

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Recreational Rock Climbing and Cliff Plants in the White Mountain National Forest of New Hampshire

Biodrawversity is wrapping up a contract to study the effects of recreational rock climbing on cliff vegetation (moss, lichens, and vascular plants) in the White Mountain National Forest of New Hampshire. The project included 21 days of fieldwork in 2009, with analysis to be completed this winter.