AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoWildlife & Public Safety: Mount Washington’s 9/11 tribute will project two beams of light into the night sky this weekend, but New Hampshire Audubon says it’s peak fall migration for songbirds and outdoor lighting can disorient migrants. Local Monitoring Plan: NH Audubon says it’s working with Cornell and bird groups plus NH Fish and Game and State Parks, including a test run and a protocol to shut lights off if birds react, with weekend observers using binoculars and thermal tools. Fall Weather & Travel: A separate report warns peak fall foliage may arrive later in parts of the East if warm temperatures linger, with timing driven by temperature, moisture, tree health, and elevation. Statewide Forecast: For New Hampshire, Saturday looks dry and cool, while Sunday brings rain and possible thunderstorms before drier weather returns later in the day. Conservation Policy: Conservationists are also pushing back against a proposed rollback of the U.S. Forest Service roadless rule, arguing it would threaten habitat and wildlife movement in a rare stretch of New England forest.
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