The Ausable River Association (AsRA) will host their “September Shindig” on September 20 from 5 to 8 p.m. at Ausable Brewing Company in Keeseville. Tickets, $100, are limited.
Gary Henry
(Photo provided) WILMINGTON After a nationwide search, the Ausable River Association (AsRA) announces the hire of Peru, New York, resident Gary Henry for the position of stream restoration associate. Working closely with Executive Director Kelley Tucker, Henry will transition to lead the survey, assessment, design, construction and long-term monitoring of stream restoration projects, including climate-ready culvert replacements. A licensed geoscientist, Henry started working on geomorphic river surveys nearly 20 years ago while a graduate student at Baylor University in central Texas. After graduate school, he continued doing freelance work on river surveys, usually in the rapidly urbanizing areas of central and north-central Texas, while working full-time as a hydrogeologist and project manager at an environmental engineering firm in Dallas.