7 Lakes Alliance Announces Inaugural 7 Lakes Alliance Arts Residency

May 7

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Engagement

7 Lakes Alliance has launched the 7 Lakes Alliance Artist Residency, a new initiative that uses art to deepen public awareness of lake ecology and conservation. Through their work, resident artists will create experiences that engage community members of all ages in understanding and addressing environmental challenges facing the watershed, including the spread of invasive aquatic plants that threaten lake health.

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Denny Phillips Legacy Forest Permanently Protected

April 28

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Land Conservation

7 Lakes Alliance permanently protects Denny Phillips Legacy Forest 7 Lakes Alliance has finalized the permanent conservation of the Denny Phillips Legacy Forest, a 200-acre property that secures a critical

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A Win for Belgrade Lakes Watershed

April 9

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Land Conservation

172 Acres of Old-Growth Forest Permanently Protected   BELGRADE, Maine —Associate Professor of Earth Sciences Bess Koffman and Colby College students confirmed an old-growth forest on the eastern shore of Long

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Waiting for Ice-out After a Good-sized Winter

March 27

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Water Quality

Maine has a long history of keeping records of ice coverage.  For example, Lakes Auburn, Moosehead, Sebago, Damariscotta, Cobbossee, have ice-on and ice-out records dating back to 1850 or earlier.

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Reforestation: Protecting the Watershed One Tree at a Time

March 27

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Land Conservation

7 Lakes Alliance is slated to begin a reforestation project on the Dunn Road Conservation Area in Belgrade in late April. Around 500 trees will be planted with the goal

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Ice-Out, Curly-In

March 27

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Invasive Aquatic Plants

As the ice melts and the lakes open up, curly-leaf pondweed (CLPW) begins its rapid rise to the surface, forming dense mats that block sunlight from reaching plants lower in

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From Tank to River: Protecting Maine’s Atlantic Salmon

March 27

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General News

Maine is home to the last remaining wild Atlantic salmon populations in the United States, making local conservations efforts critical. To help protect Atlantic salmon, the Maine Council of the

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Long Term Funding to Protect Maine’s Lakes On the Line

March 18

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Water Quality

Urge legislators to support LD 2141 to protect Maine’s lakes The Maine Legislature has an opportunity to protect the water quality of our lakes and the long-term viability of farmland.

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