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Fireworks on the 4th of July are a longstanding and grand tradition. But mix these lively entertaining explosives with a lake water and the result is less than celebratory. Along with the paper trash left over from a spent rocket are the residues and traces of many different chemicals including metals and phosphorous. Phosphorus can [...]
The New Hampshire state Lake Assessment Program is holding a north country training for lake assessment volunteers. If you are interested in joining the program and becoming involved in monitoring the quality of New Hampshire’s lakes you can register here. The training is being held [...]
By Andrea LaMoreaux, NH LAKES Education Director
“So, what can I do about the geese on my shoreline property?” This is one of the most common questions I am asked during the summer when I travel around the state to talk with lake associations about how they can better protect, and [...]
It seems like winter barely got started this year and then spring came early, too early for skiers anyway. But now that the snow is gone open ground is again exposed to the weather and lakeside home owners need to be aware of what this might mean for their property and the possible effects on [...]
One of our goals here at Conway Lake Homes is to help home and land and homeowners on Conway Lake maintain the value of their investments. If you live on Conway Lake you already know how wonderful this location is, like a well kept secret in the heart of beautiful country. The New Hampshire Lakes [...]
The pitter-patter of rain drops on the roof has long been a sound that can soothe our minds. Picture a cool summer morning, maybe on the porch, a warm cup of coffee, a good book, the view of the lake and that lovely sound.
When landscaping on a water front property consider how your project will affect rain water run-off. Rain water run-off can pose a serious threat to water quality. Protecting the water quality of lakes such as Conway Lake helps to preserve a resource for current and future generations while maintaining the value of lakefront property investments. [...]
The NH Lakes Association has an established lake host program to help prevent the spread of invasive species on boats. The hosts provide needed inspection services and education at boat launches throughout the state. The program was mentioned in the first two pages of the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services July newsletter. Great coverage [...]
For waterfront property owners and all lake lovers, the various threats to water quality are always a concern. The good news is that Conway Lake remains one of the cleanest lakes in New Hampshire! Good water quality is no accident. The actions of Conway Lakefront property owners and other concerned citizens has helped to maintain [...]
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