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Rock Dam’s dewatered cobbles

Guest columnist Karl Meyer: Baked baby sturgeon: A shortnose delicacy

by Karl Meyer June 2, 2021

Northfield Mountain Pumped Storage Project upper reservoir.

Guest columnist Karl Meyer: Earth Day and a river license to kill

by Karl Meyer April 20, 2021

In this Thursday, April 25 photo, an endangered shortnose sturgeon is measured by Hannah Verkamp, left, a student at the University of New England, in Biddeford, Maine. Sturgeon were America’s vanishing dinosaurs, armor-plated beasts that crowded the nation’s rivers until mankind’s craving for caviar pushed them to the edge of extinction.

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Guest column Karl Meyer: A sturgeon revival on the Connecticut

by Karl Meyer For the GazetteJuly 17, 2019

De-watered riverbed downstream from the Turner’s Falls Bridge.

Columnist Karl Meyer: Protecting an embattled heritage

by Karl Meyer August 8, 2017

Guest Environment Column: Last chance for a great river

by Karl Meyer June 13, 2017

The skilled kayakers and canoeists taking part in "Paddle for Home" were tested by heavy motorboat traffic on the Connecticut River Sunday afternoon as they approached their destination of the Northampton Community Rowing dock to complete the benefit for the Friends of Hampshire County Homeless Individuals.

Karl Meyer: Power play and a great river’s ruin

by Karl Meyer September 9, 2016

KEVIN GUTTINGThis view to the north from Mount Holyoke in Hadley includes Rainbow Beach, foreground, in Northampton and the town of Hadley, center, nestled between bends in the Connecticut River.

Karl Meyer: Fishy business in our ‘wild’ river

by Karl Meyer June 4, 2016