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Sunset at Square Lake in Maine’s Aroostook County. 2 ECOPHOTOGRAPHY SPRING 2020
From Jerry I was just a week away from sending out this edition of <strong>Places</strong> when the Covid-19 pandemic changed all of our lives in so many ways. In my house, that meant the return of a college freshman and learning how to live together as a family of four again – a minor change that I’m grateful for! I hope you and your family are experiencing relatively mild impacts as well. On the Cover: Dawn breaks in New Hampshire’s Great Bay. During the last few months, we’ve all been itching to get out of the house whenever we get the chance to do it safely. In the best-case scenario that means being able to walk, run, or hike in a park or forest close to home. For me, the pandemic has reinforced the need for there to be a variety of conserved open space in all communities. The majority of my career has been spent working with non-profits to publicize land conservation projects throughout the northeastern US, and in these times, I am even more impressed with the amazing work these organizations have accomplished over the last three decades. Many of the photos on the following pages show how this work continues. Be well, stay safe, and enjoy the outdoors! -Jerry Table of Contents The Merrimack: River at Risk................................................................................4-5 Putting a spotlight on one of America’s most endangered rivers. Conservation Photo Projects............................................................................... 6-21 Forests, farms, fires and more from across the Northeast. Maine Tourism Shoots........................................................................................22-26 An award-winning "Headin’ upta camp" marketing project. P.O. Box 59, Portsmouth, New Hampshire 03802 603-498-1140 jerry@ecophotography.com www.ecophotography.com SUMMER 2020 ECOPHOTOGRAPHY 3
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