worked to preserve loons and their habitats in New Hampshire
through research, management and education activities.
The support of our members and volunteers allows us to:
Monitor the abundance
and breeding success
of loons to record trends in loon populations
and assess the effectiveness of our efforts.
Build and float nesting
rafts and protect
nesting sites.
Band loons to determine
life history and the
health of New Hampshire lakes.
Recover deceased loons
and unviable eggs to
determine contaminant levels and causes of
fatalities.
2005-2006 Data Now Available
"LPC works with USGS to track loon migratory paths!
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out their movement here. "
Digitally map loon nesting
and nursery sites
to ensure protective buffers around development
and public access points.
Educate the public about
loons through
presentations at our Wildlife Sanctuary and
Educational Facility.
Publish findings of our
research through the LPC
newsletter and science journals.
Create a large grass-roots
network of members and volunteers who help build awareness and an
appreciation for loons
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