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The Center for the Environment at Plymouth State University is working this spring with the Israel’s River Advisory Group on monitoring chloride in the Israel’s River in Coös County.
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"Weeks Act of 1911 exhibit is up at Plymouth State University" Coos County Democrat article. (Click image for a larger view or download the PDF version)
The Coos County democrat has published an article about the Weeks Act Exhibition at Plymouth State University. The article talks about some of the history of the Weeks Act and the exhibition. To read the article download the Weeks Act Exhibit (PDF)
Museum of the White Mountains article appearing in the Coos County Democrat. (Click on image for a larger view or download the PDF)
The Coös County Democrat published an article about Plymouth State University receiving a gift to start the Museum of the White Mountains on campus. Click the link to view the article Museum of the White Mountains (PDF)
Exhibition "Protecting the Forest: The Weeks Act of 1911"
Keeping graduates in NH a challenge
March 1, 2010
By GREG KWASNIK
BEDFORD — In recent years, some regions of the country have enjoyed an influx of recent college graduates joining the work force. New Hampshire is not one of those places.
Despite ranking near the top of all states for overall livability, health and safety, about 50 percent of New Hampshire’s college graduates leave the state, according to Stay Work Play NH, an initiative to retain and attract young workers.
Exactly why that happens is a question that a group of young professionals tried to answer last week, during a panel sponsored by the New Hampshire College and University Council.
Chris Williams, a panelist and president of the Greater Nashua Chamber of Commerce, said the number of young professionals entering the state has remained relatively flat compared with many Southern or Western states.
“Just looking at New Hampshire itself, we were really doing OK — in fact we were even able to see a little increase, or a bump back up in terms of young people,” Williams said. “But when you start to compare New England to the rest of the country, we weren’t doing quite OK.”
Williams, who co-chaired a state task force to recruit and retain young professionals,
The lectures in the Weeks Act Centennial Lecture Series are located in Heritage Commons in Hall Hall on the campus of Plymouth State University. On the campus map, Heritage Commons is listed in Building #10. It is in Highland Street, across from Lamson Library.
100 Years of Public Land Management (Click on image for larger view)
February 18th | Heritage Commons, PSU 4:30 PM | Tom Wagner | “100 Years of Public Land Management”
The setting that led to the need for protecting the forest because of forest fires, what funded fire towers, equipment caches, trails etc. Discussion about forest fires in 1903.
This is the schedule for the upcoming Weeks Act Centennial Lectures. (Click on the image for a larger view)
The theme of “Educating for Global Citizenship” continues with speakers in the Spring focusing on the economy, the environment, and genocide.
This is an invitation to the Weeks Act Centennial Reception and Lectures (Click on image for larger view)
This is an invitation to the Weeks Act Lectures and Reception. All of the talks that are listed on this postcard are not on the same day.
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Overcast. Fog. Temperature: 54; Wind: Calm; Conditions as of Tue May 21 at 12:00 AM EDT courtesy of The PSU Weather Center
