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Getting Hands on in the Hammond: Featured Species Highbush Cranberries The highbush cranberry is actually not a cranberry at all, though...

Getting Hands on in the Hammond: Featured Species Fireweed Fireweed has gone to seed! As you might have guessed from its name, fireweed...

Salmon are heading back into our river system from the ocean to spawn. This is a critical stage in the salmon lifecycle, and we can all...

Getting Hands on in the Hammond: Featured Species Chokecherries Chokecherries can be found throughout our watershed at this time of year!...

Getting Hands on in the Hammond: Featured Species Gray Catbirds Ever been in the woods, and think you hear a kitty? That may just be the...

During our freshwater mussel survey in Fowler Brook, we came across a 'new' find- fingernail clams! Fingernail clams, also called pill...

Hammond River Angling Association's office will be closed today, September 30th. Observing the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation...

Getting Hands on in the Hammond: Featured Species British Soldier Lichen! This bright and whimsical lichen is a delight to spot...

We are continuing to expand on our knowledge of the watershed by exploring a previously undocumented brook. This brook flows down...

Getting Hands on in the Hammond: Featured Species Woodland Angelica Invasive plant alert! Woodland Angelica is not a native species to...