Serving Crescent Lake in the Towns of Raymond and Casco, Maine
CLWA was formed to promote the protection and enhancement of the water quality of Crescent Lake and to preserve its ecological, economic, recreational and aesthetic value. It works with other organizations that share this purpose and coordinates activities to minimize unnecessary duplication of efforts. Become a member -- and help support our efforts to preserve our beautiful lake!
CLWA was formed to promote the protection and enhancement of the water quality of Crescent Lake and to preserve its ecological, economic, recreational and aesthetic value. It works with other organizations that share this purpose and coordinates activities to minimize unnecessary duplication of efforts. Become a member -- and help support our efforts to preserve our beautiful lake!
No Invasive Plants Found in Crescent Lake in 2019!Aquatic plants are an essential part of the lake ecosystem and are a large part of a healthy lake environment. Invasive plants can disrupt ecosystems and interfere with recreational use of lakes. Clippers play a crucial role, via their annual surveying, in providing a means for early detection of invasive plants. The Clippers have an uncomplicated approach to monitoring for aquatic invasive plants from the shallow depths of the lake shoreline. The goal is to search for the presence of natural aquatic species and to verify that there are no invasive aquatic plants found. Please click here to discover the various "good" plants are in Crescent Lake and where they are found.
Lisa Hall Clipper Coordinator lhall002@maine.rr.com |
In lieu of our Annual Lake Monitoring Conference, Lake Stewards of Maine - Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program will be hosting a series of weekly informational webinars from June through August on a wide range of topics pertaining to Maine Lakes. Lake Stewards of Maine is featuring w features stories of the remarkable volunteers the keep our lakes protected.
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