Celebrating fish restoration on the Connecticut River
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Celebrate World Fish Migration Day in Holyoke!
Want to learn more about efforts to restore and protect our migratory fish? Join Connecticut River Conservancy and Holyoke Rows in welcoming Ken Sprankle, from the US Fish & Wildlife Service (USFWS), in an informative and inspirational morning. We’ll chat about the state of the American shad and river herring populations, learn about fish restoration efforts past, present and future. There will be fish to view and touch! A fun kids activity brought to you by CRC! Lots of information to share from Holyoke Rows, CRC programs and USFWS.
Stop by for all or some of the day!
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Country - United States
Name of contact person - Stacey Lennard
Organizer
Holyoke Rows
The mission of Holyoke Rows is to reach beyond the traditional rowing population to make river recreation accessible to the entire community by eliminating the physical, financial and social barriers to participating in our programs.
Connecticut River Fish & Wildlife Conservation Office (part of USFWS)
Our mission is conserving and restoring migratory fish and resident aquatic species in the Connecticut River basin, and protecting the lakes, rivers, and wetlands where they live.
Connecticut River Conservancy
Connecticut River Conservancy is the voice for the Connecticut River watershed, from source to sea. We collaborate with partners across four states to protect and advocate for your rivers and educate and engage communities. We bring people together to prevent pollution, improve habitat, and promote enjoyment of your river and its tributary streams. Healthy rivers support healthy economies.
Venue
The mission of Holyoke Rows is to reach beyond the traditional rowing population to make river recreation accessible to the entire community by eliminating the physical, financial and social barriers to participating in our programs.
