Herring Monitor training

Today, I returned to the Mystic Dam for this year’s training to count herring for the Mystic River Watershed Association. It was great to get a review of the success of the program. It’s clear the impact the fish ladder has had on the ecology of the watershed, and I’m glad to have contributed to the effort. And I’m looking forward to my weekly shift this spring and summer.

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