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9/10: Geology of NH Lakes Webinar

Did you know that New Hampshire was once buried under a mile of ice? Join us for a fascinating journey into the deep past of our region’s lakes with Rebecca LeCain, Geoscience Specialist with the NH Geological Survey.

This virtual webinar will explore:
- Why glacial lakes formed
- What happened when they disappeared
- How scientists uncover their secrets

Don’t miss this chance to discover the hidden history beneath New Hampshire’s landscapes and lakes!

🗓 Wednesday, September 10, 2025
⏰ 5:00 – 6:30 pm
📍 Virtual (Zoom)

Zoom Link
https://us06web.zoom.us/j/82341313211

Meeting ID: 823 4131 3211

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Join instructions
https://us06web.zoom.us/meetings/823...Qio-QHXkU01WGU

Just a quick reminder that this is tonight from 5-6:30. It will be recorded and uploaded to LWA's YouTube page for those unable to attend.

More Than Once...?

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Originally Posted by Lake Winnipesaukee Alliance (Post 402887)

Did you know that New Hampshire was once buried under a mile of ice? Join us for a fascinating journey into the deep past of our region’s lakes with Rebecca LeCain, Geoscience Specialist with the NH Geological Survey.

Was it more than once?

https://blog.nhstateparks.org/glacie...s-and-shapers/

:look:

For Massachusans...

Sheets of glacial ice receded across New England, leaving evidence found at many nature preserves.

Andover and the North Shore regained today's shoreline appearance only 1000 years ago. Stellwagen Banks was an island.

:eek2:

https://northshorenature.com/north-s...000-years-ago/