loon family

Virtual Ponders Gathering – with Tracy Hart of Maine Audubon

Virtual Ponders Gathering – with Tracy Hart of Maine Audubon

On loons, lakes and ponds

For those who live on or near a lake or pond, or for anyone who cares about water quality in our fresh water lakes and ponds!

Hear from guest speaker Tracy Hart, coordinator of Maine Audubon’s annual Loon Count. In addition, Sarah Gladu, Coastal Rivers’ Director of Education and Citizen Science, shares current data on the status of lakes and ponds in the Pemaquid River watershed. Sarah also provides an overview of Coastal Rivers’ initiatives to promote water quality and prevent the introduction of invasive aquatic plants, and addresses questions and concerns submitted by participants.

Recorded on July 30, 2020.

Additional Resources

Photo of loon family by Chris Hayes.


See more from Coastal Rivers

If you enjoyed this program, you can find more recorded workshops and trainings here.

Share this post

Sign up for our monthly newsletter

Other recent posts

hemlock woolly adelgid on the underside of a hemlock bough

Protecting hemlock forests from hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA)

Property owners have a significant role to play in the control of hemlock woolly adelgid (HWA), an aphid-like insect that...
turtle crossing a road and an image of the book Crossings

Crossings: How road ecology is shaping the future of our planet

It was a treat to have author Ben Goldfarb with us once again, this time for an online presentation on...
cleanup volunteers passing trash from a boat to a dump truck

Annual River clean-up brings in over 1,320 pounds of trash

On Friday, November 1, staff and volunteers from over a dozen local businesses and organizations took time off from work...