Didymo found in White River July 16, 2007 An invasive algae, called “didymo” or “rock snot,” has been found on the White River. According to state biologists, the didymo algae has been confirmed on the mainstem between Stony Brook in Stockbridge and Cleveland Brook in Bethel. The White River Partnership is working with the state …
Posted: September 5, 2007 by wrp_admin
September Events
September Events September 05, 2007 You are invited to join the WRP in September… Working Woodlands Workshop, September 12 How is it that streams and forests compliment each other? What is happening to the streams in our watersheds? Should we be changing the way we treat our land to protect our streams and surrounding habitats? …
Posted: July 19, 2007 by wrp_admin
Help Us ID Didymo
Help Us ID Didymo July 19, 2007 Please help us identify where didymo is (and isn’t) in the White River. If you see algae in the river that matches three of the descriptions below, you may have found didymo: Location Mostly clear flowing water with rock bottom; may be attached to plants Color Tan, light …
Posted: July 16, 2007 by wrp_admin
Didymo found in White River
Didymo found in White River July 16, 2007 An invasive algae, called “didymo” or “rock snot,” has been found on the White River. According to state biologists, the didymo algae has been confirmed on the mainstem between Stony Brook in Stockbridge and Cleveland Brook in Bethel. The White River Partnership is working with the state …