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Ripple effects: Connecticut River groups seek lasting funding for conservation
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Ripple effects: Connecticut River groups seek lasting funding for conservation
Every year, Markelle Smith travels down to Washington, D.C. with a small booklet. In it lies an itemized list of every conservation and restoration project that could be happening on the Connecticut River Watershed, if it just had the funding. The Connecticut River watershed is the largest in New England, spanning 7.2 million acres across five states and a little bit of Quebec, Canada. The centerpiece of the watershed, the Connecticut River, is …
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