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  1. Great Lakes Advocacy
    https://kenlockwood.tu.org/tu-projects/great-lakes-advocacy

    Goals:

    The Great Lakes are threatened by invasive species, pollution, and emerging commercial aquaculture proposals, creating a need for state and federal policies that protect the Great Lakes and sustained public funding for Great Lakes restoration efforts.

  2. Salter Brook Trout
    https://kenlockwood.tu.org/tu-projects/salter-brook-trout-0

     

    Salter brook trout are a unique species that once was the focus of some of our nation’s earliest trout fishing aficionados. But development pressures and habitat fragmentation caused by dams and culverts pose a risk to salter brook trout across the northeast.

  3. Salter Brook Trout
    https://kenlockwood.tu.org/tu-projects/salter-brook-trout

     

    Salter brook trout are a unique species that once was the focus of some of our nation’s earliest trout fishing aficionados. But development pressures and habitat fragmentation caused by dams and culverts pose a risk to salter brook trout across the northeast.

  4. Great Lakes Stream Restoration
    https://kenlockwood.tu.org/tu-projects/great-lakes-stream-restoration

    Goals:

    With more than 20 percent of the Earth’s available freshwater flowing through its rivers, streams and lakes, the Great Lakes basin is an unparalleled natural resource.

  5. Upper Delaware Watershed Home Rivers Initiative
    https://kenlockwood.tu.org/tu-projects/upper-delaware-watershed-home-rivers-initiative

    Goals

    The Upper Delaware Watershed is home to many of New Jersey’s best trout fishing waters, including the Musconetcong River, an area of concentration for TU over the past seven years.

  6. Southeast Conservation Project
    https://kenlockwood.tu.org/tu-projects/southeast-conservation-project

    Goals

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