.: Save the DamIMPORTANT INFORMATIONAL MEETING: 4:00 PM, July 10th at the Kiwanas Club House Rt 25!
.: The Annual Meeting
Our annual meeting is on July 10th at the Kiwanas Club House Rt 25 at 4:00 for the business meeting. Followed by a cookout down on the beach. Note: It is very important that people pay their membership dues by June 30th for voting eligibility.
Membership Forms
.: Lakes Environmental Association
The Lakes Environmental Association's mission is to preserve and restore the high water quality and the traditional character of Maine's lakes, watersheds and related natural resources. Read More
.: More About the Watchic Lake Dam
The dam is a concrete and earthen structure 110’ long, built in 1850. The dam is basically the same
today as it was then, except for maintenance, repairs, and gate
replacement. The dam was built to hold the water level approximately 1 and 1/2 feet higher than we do today;
therefore the spillway is too high to provide for self regulation during
the summer months.
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Posted:
5/27/10
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.: BioDiversty Research Institute
The mission of BioDiversity Research Institute is to assess ecological health through collaborative research, and to use scientific findings to advance environmental awareness and inform decision makers. Read More
.: State Biologists Confirm Hydrilla Infestation in Damariscotta Lake
Dick Butterfield, a Jefferson volunteer for the Damariscotta Lake Watershed Association (DLWA), took a day-long workshop last spring on how to identify invasive aquatic plants.
In September that course and Butterfield's keen eyes may save Damariscotta Lake from the most aggressive invasive aquatic plant in North America--hydrilla (hydrilla verticillata). Read More
Posted:
03/31/2010
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