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It's Winni Cool!
There are many workshops and conferences coming up in May and June. LWWA will be presenting at two of these events; the 2012 Annual Nonpoint Source Pollution Conference in Portsmouth, NH and also at the Annual Lakes Congress in June at the Inns & Spa Church Landing in Meredith. Please check out our Calendar page for more details. New report released on 2/22/2012 - Toxics Action Center Calls for End to Pesticide Use in Lakes - New Report Offers Safer Alternatives You can access the report on our "What's New" page. Our recent and ongoing activities have focused on promoting and developing a watershed wide management plan for the Lake Winnipesaukee watershed through a partnership and subwatershed approach. We have been working closely with the Lakes Region Planning Commission and other conservation and environmental organizations on this effort, and can proudly refer folks to the award winning on-line tool "Winnipesaukee Gateway", developed to inform and involve the public, provide opportunities for individual action, and enhance coordination of activities and communication between and among communities throughout the watershed. Work has begun in Center Harbor Bay to develop a subwatershed management plan. The Center Harbor Bay Subwatershed Advisory Committee has been formed and will be working on identifying issues of concern and sources of pollution. Lakes Region Planning Commission is working with the Lake Winnipesaukee Watershed Association to facilitate this process. Check back for updates as well as on the Winnipesaukee Gateway website. If you would like to be put on an email list, please contact Dari Sassan, LRPC, at 279-8171 or Pat Tarpey, LWWA at 581-6632. The Lake Winnipesaukee Watershed Association is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization committed to preserving and protecting the natural resources of Lake Winnipesaukee and its watershed. |
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