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The big conservation issues of our day require collaborations designed for unique systemic challenges, connecting people to the land and natural resources on which they rely. What natural resource do we rely on more than anything? Clean drinking water. This is the story of how Sebago Clean Waters, a watershed at risk, the people and organizations that came together to protect it, and the ways in which they are slowly but surely gaining support from both downstream and watershed communities to bring a holistic approach to fruition.
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Author(s): Jeanne Ammermuller
Topics: Maine
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Author(s): Jeanne Ammermuller
Topics: Maine
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Author(s): Jeanne Ammermuller
Topics: Maine
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Author(s): Jeanne Ammermuller
Topics: Maine
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Author(s): Jeanne Ammermuller
Topics: Maine
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Topics: Maine
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The Staying Connected Initiative (SCI) seeks to conserve, restore, and enhance landscape connectivity across the Northern Appalachian/Acadian region of the U.S. and Canada for the benefit of nature and people. Sustaining connectivity safeguards native wildlife and plants from the impacts of habitat fragmentation and climate change, and supports human activities and values that are tied to the forested landscape.
RCP Coordinator(s): Mikael Cejtin
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