Tips to Protect Our Lakes This Winter

January 20

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General News, Invasive Aquatic Plants

Aquatic Invasive Species Can Still Spread During Winter The risk of spreading invasive aquatic species between waterbodies doesn’t go away when our lakes ice over. Invasive aquatic plants, like variable-leaf

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2025 Invasive Aquatics Program Summary

December 4

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Invasive Aquatic Plants, Reports

7 Lakes Alliance leads the charge in preventing, detecting, and managing invasive aquatic species in the Belgrade Lakes watershed. Our robust Invasive Aquatics Program works closely with the Department of

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2025 Annual Meeting Recording

October 22

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Erosion, General News, Invasive Aquatic Plants, Land Conservation, Land Trust, Water Quality

7 Lakes Alliance is the science-based conservation organization for the Belgrade Lakes region of Maine. This presentation shares highlights and accomplishments of our 2025 season to date. Hear from our

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2025 Annual Appeal- Please donate!

July 21

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Erosion, General News, Invasive Aquatic Plants, Land Conservation, Land Trust, Uncategorized, Water Quality

 

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Watch our latest video

July 15

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General News, Invasive Aquatic Plants, Land Trust, Water Quality

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Invasive Curly-Leaf Pondweed Update

July 1

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Invasive Aquatic Plants

As the Belgrade Lakes Watershed prepares for its population to double from seasonal residents and visitors, there is one population that is rapidly decreasing: curly-leaf pondweed. Curly-leaf is an invasive

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Great Meadow Stream

June 4

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General News, Invasive Aquatic Plants

On June 16, 2022, the decade-old infestation of variable-leaf milfoil in Great Meadow Stream received an herbicide treatment. Treatments of this kind are never expected to be the silver bullet

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Invasive Species Alert

May 30

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Invasive Aquatic Plants

Patches of invasive aquatic plant, curly-leaf pondweed, have been found off the Northeast shore of Pomleau Island. This rapidly growing pondweed is native to Eurasia and lacks natural checks and

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