Blog Archive
Blog Archive
Lake water and your home: what’s safe and what’s not?
Whether you’re considering using lake water in New Hampshire to drink, water your lawn and garden, or set up a splash pad for your kids
Aquatic Invasive Species in New Hampshire
Aquatic invasive species (AIS) are plants and animals that are non-native to New Hampshire and pose big problems for our lakes. These unwanted species can
A Look Under the Ice: Winter Lake Ecology in New Hampshire
Lakes in winter: frozen recreation wonderlands or dynamic aquatic worlds? That’s a trick question–they’re both! While winter offers a season of ice fishing and skating
Leave No Trace: Ice Fishing Responsibly
When winter blankets New Hampshire’s lakes, ice fishing becomes a cherished pastime for outdoor enthusiasts. Whether you brave the elements in heavy-duty overalls or relax
Lakes in Winter
During the winter months, your favorite New Hampshire lake or pond might be sealed off from the outside world by a layer of ice. Have
Lakes Congress 2024
Communities Working Together for Resilient Lakes Our lakes are at a tipping point. We’re seeing more and more cyanobacteria blooms each year, and recently, a
by Ale Consulting