Land Trust Accreditation Renewed

December 18

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Land Trust

December 12, 2025 – Belgrade Lakes, ME – 7 Lakes Alliance is proud to announce it successfully renewed its land trust accreditation proving that, as part of a network of over

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7 Lakes Alliance Receives $4,000 in Funding for Priority Conservation Projects

December 12

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General News

December 12, 2025 – Belgrade Lakes, ME – 7 Lakes Alliance has been awarded $4,000 through the L.L.Bean Maine Land Trust Grant Program, which Maine Coast Heritage Trust (MCHT) administers.

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Septic Project Initial Findings

December 9

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Erosion, Reports

  Learn from Alex Debo, an intern from Maine Geospatial institute (MGI) who shares updates on the septic system modeling project including both technical details and preliminary results. He also

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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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7 Lakes Alliance Seeks YOUR Input: Take our Survey!

August 28

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General News

  Dear Community Members, 7 Lakes Alliance is embarking on a strategic planning process to guide our work in the years ahead. As part of this effort, we are seeking

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Green blobs in the lake?

August 7

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Water Quality

If you have been on Great Pond or Long Pond lately, you have probably noticed an increase in large green blobs floating around. These are a type of cyanobacteria called

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What is THAT? An alien egg?

August 7

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General News

While Freshwater Bryozoans (class Phylactolaemata) do look other-worldly, they are sessile filter-feeding animals native to the U.S. They can be found east of the Mississippi River, as far north as

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