Juno Lamb

March 22, 2023

Chocorua Lake Basin, climate change, conservation, geology, history, people, stewardship, water quality, pollinators, wildlife

The Ossipee Aquifer: A Story of Water

Juno Lamb

March 22, 2023

Chocorua Lake Basin, climate change, conservation, geology, history, people, stewardship, water quality, pollinators, wildlife

Film coming soon! In the meantime, you can experience some of the GORGEOUS art in this 30-foot communal painting in the “graphic novel” version of The Ossipee Aquifer: A Story of Water. Big thanks to Peggy Johnson for creating this version!

Juno Lamb

March 8, 2023

climate, climate change, conservation, stewardship

Replay—Solar Energy 101 & Beneficial Electrification

Juno Lamb

March 8, 2023

climate, climate change, conservation, stewardship

Replay—Solar Energy 101 & Beneficial Electrification

In case you missed our Solar Energy 101 program in partnership with Cook Library, part of our Climate & Community series, you can watch the replay here!

Juno Lamb

February 13, 2023

climate, climate change

Climate Health Roadshow Replay and Resources

Juno Lamb

February 13, 2023

climate, climate change

Climate Health Roadshow Replay and Resources

If you missed the Climate Health Roadshow with Dr. Bob Dewey of NH Healthcare Workers for Climate Action, you can watch it here, and find resources mentioned during the presentation.

Juno Lamb

November 17, 2022

climate, climate change, conservation, noticing, water quality, wildlife, stewardship

New Hampshire, New Normal—replay and resource list

Juno Lamb

November 17, 2022

climate, climate change, conservation, noticing, water quality, wildlife, stewardship

New Hampshire, New Normal—replay and resource list

A big thank you to Dr. Mary Stampone and to everyone who attended “New Hampshire, New Normal,” and join the conversation. You can find the replay and program description here, and links to resources Mary mentioned.

Juno Lamb

July 25, 2022

climate change, conservation

What Can I Do About Climate Change?

Juno Lamb

July 25, 2022

climate change, conservation

In February, the CLC and the Cook Library hosted my Zoom presentation on the realities and hopeful solutions to climate change. This is the first follow-up, addressing what individuals might do to lessen this global problem.

Juno Lamb

February 9, 2022

climate change, conservation, stewardship

Climate Change: Awful Realities and Hopeful Solutions—Replay and Resource List

Juno Lamb

February 9, 2022

climate change, conservation, stewardship

Climate Change: Awful Realities and Hopeful Solutions—Replay and Resource List

A replay of Climate Change: Awful Realities and Hopeful Solutions, with David Kunhardt, and a list of some of the climate resources David recommends or mentions in his talk.

Juno Lamb

January 14, 2022

climate change, history, Nature Notes, people

The Cold & Snowy Winter of 1952

Juno Lamb

January 14, 2022

climate change, history, Nature Notes, people

It’s been chilly this winter, but the temps don’t hold a candle to some of Tamworth’s past cold snaps. Enjoy this article originally published in the Tamworth Civic News in January of 2013. If you’d like an extra pleasure, listen to John reading the story himself.

Juno Lamb

July 20, 2021

Chocorua Lake, climate change, conservation, lake basin, Nature Notes, pollinators, stewardship, wildlife

Insects for Beginners Resource List

Juno Lamb

July 20, 2021

Chocorua Lake, climate change, conservation, lake basin, Nature Notes, pollinators, stewardship, wildlife

Want to learn more about the many insects among us? Linda Graetz has shared with us this wonderful list of websites, events, books, and other resources.

Juno Lamb

May 13, 2021

Chocorua Map app, climate change, conservation, geology, lake basin, LiDAR, Mount Chocorua, newsletter, people

What is GIS?

Juno Lamb

May 13, 2021

Chocorua Map app, climate change, conservation, geology, lake basin, LiDAR, Mount Chocorua, newsletter, people

GIS, an acronym for Geographic Information Systems, is a term that has become increasingly ubiquitous in recent years as the field of study grows in public prominence, but what does it mean exactly?

Juno Lamb

December 3, 2020