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Roger Wood Podcast: On Protecting Great Bay

By ROGER WOOD, InDepthNH.org | September 20, 2020

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Melissa Paly, the official water keeper for the Conservation Law Foundation.

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Roger Wood interviews Blaine Cox, Rochester’s city manager, Dr. John Coon, technical advisor to the city, and Melissa Paly, the official water keeper for the Conservation Law Foundation.

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Roger Wood is an award winning radio, newspaper and television journalist, with over 40 years of experience in the media. Roger has spent his entire professional career in New Hampshire. He has produced news and special feature reports for InDepthNH, New Hampshire Public Radio, NPR, and other Public and commercial radio stations. He also produced spot news for CBS Radio.

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