Working together for the lakes we all love.
What You Can Do Today
Learn about toxic blooms in New Hampshire
New Hampshire is home to approximately 1,000 lakes and ponds—some of the cleanest and healthiest lakes in the country. However, in many of our lakes, there has been a downward trend in water quality over recent years. What happens on your property affects the lake—whether you live along the lake or miles from it. Our LakeSmart Lake-Friendly Living Program helps ensure future generations inherit a lake with a healthy future.
Prevent the spread of invasive species
There are approximately 90 lakes and rivers in New Hampshire infested with invasive species. Invasive species are organisms that thrive in an area where they did not evolve naturally and cause harm to the environment, economy, or people.
Advocate for the future of New Hampshire lakes
Through our advocacy program, we give lakes a voice in the New Hampshire State House. During the New Hampshire legislative session, we rely on individuals close to and passionate about lakes to reach out to elected representatives by making calls and writing letters. We also call upon individuals to attend hearings, sign in for or against bills, and give testimony.
by Ale Consulting