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Calhoun awarded Conservation Leadership Award in Maine

Posted by Lauren Hertel on Tuesday, October 27 2020

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Aram Calhoun

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Water Resources, Conservation Science & Biology, New England

Aram Calhoun has been awarded a Conservation Leadership Award by the Natural Resources Council of Maine for providing her expertise and leadership in the effort to protect Maine's vernal pools, including as a scientific expert supporting our work to stop the CMP corridor project. Aram is a professor at the University of Maine, and her knowledge and dedication have helped ensure protections for our state’s valuable wetlands.

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