The Exter-Squamscott
River of Many Uses
by Olive Tardiff
The Exter-Squamscott River has shaped the landscape and economy of many New Hampshire communities for centuries. Olive Tardiff traves the river's role in the lives of the plants, animals, and people lucky enough to live within its watershed.
Originally written in 1986, the text has been revised and reprinting with additional photographs and commentary under the guidance and sponsorship of the Exeter River Local Advisory Committee.
Spurred on by a charge from the Rockingham Land Trust in 1985, the Exeter River Local Advisory Committee was established in 1996 to oversee the development and implementation of a river management plan. Committee members, drawn from residents of watershed towns, completed a watershed management plan in 1999 and since that time has designed many public education and outrach programs to increase awareness of the natural resources in the area.
Contact Information
Exeter River Local Advisory Committee (ERLAC)
C/O Rockingham Planning Commission
156 Water Street
Exeter, NH 03833
Phone: (603) 778-0885
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