
Native Sea Lamprey Tour on the Norwalk River
Join us at Merwin Meadows to see Native Sea Lamprey & Learn about Dam Removal Projects!
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Wed, May 21 - 06:00 PM
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KIDS AND FAMILIES WELCOME!
Sea Lamprey are on their way back up the Norwalk River - and you're invited to come see these mysterious, marvelous creatures up close with a guided tour of their spawning sites this Wednesday in observation of World Fish Migration Day!
Watch a quick video of lamprey building a spawning nest.
Join us at Merwin Meadows Park at 5:30 p.m. and we'll hit the trail! If you have them, bring waders, boots, or water shoes - feel free to stick to the trail as well if you'd like!
Blocked by dams for over a century, sea lamprey are a critical part of the recovering ecosystem in the Norwalk River and a sign of the impact all our conservation work is making!
Sea Lamprey are on their way back up the Norwalk River - and you're invited to come see these mysterious, marvelous creatures up close with a guided tour of their spawning sites this Wednesday in observation of World Fish Migration Day!
Watch a quick video of lamprey building a spawning nest.
Join us at Merwin Meadows Park at 5:30 p.m. and we'll hit the trail! If you have them, bring waders, boots, or water shoes - feel free to stick to the trail as well if you'd like!
Blocked by dams for over a century, sea lamprey are a critical part of the recovering ecosystem in the Norwalk River and a sign of the impact all our conservation work is making!
We'll discuss the importance of these mysterious fish, take a look at some spawning sites and discuss future restoration projects to connect even more habitat for wild trout and migratory fish species like Sea Lamprey and River Herring.
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