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The Weskeag Marsh at high tide.  Photo courtesy GRLT

A Forum on the Weskeag Marsh Ecosystem

On Monday, May 5, at 6:30 p.m. Georges River Land Trust (GRLT) and staff from Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Department of Marine Resources will hold a presentation and discussion about the health and functions of the Weskeag Marsh. The forum will take place at the Wessaweskeag Historical Society in South Thomaston.

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Medomak Alewife Project Begins Second Year of Fish Count

Each spring, thousands of alewives make their way up the Medomak River, and the annual migration draws eagles, osprey and gulls to the river. An anadromous fish, alewives spend most of their life at sea but return to freshwater each spring to spawn. Last spring, volunteer fish counters with the Alewife Enhancement Project documented a total of over 32,000 alewives during the spring run.

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