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Message From Our President
Hello to all supporting members and friends of Crescent Lake. I hope you all have been able to enjoy Crescent Lake as much as I have this past summer. My summer on the lake has been filled with swimming, boating, kayaking, sailing, and the observation of the natural world (loons, eagles, fish, weather and more). I hope yours has been as filled with these activities as well. As the 2018 summer season draws to a close, I would like to share a few thoughts with you. 
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 First and foremost, I want to thank all of you for your continuing support of the Crescent Lake Watershed Association. Without your generous support, we would be unable to provide the necessary vigilance to protect our lake now and in the future. Crescent Lake is a gem in the Sebago Lakes region and one we should never take for granted.
 
This past year we worked to upgrade the level of our monitoring of the quality of the lake environment by increasing the number of hours that we staffed the Courtesy Boat Inspections at the public boat launch. The number and quality of our lake samplings improved as our volunteer team upgraded both their skill sets and their procedures.  Our Invasive Plant Patrollers (CLIPPERS) have continued to survey the lake shore in the quest to discover any unwelcome non-native species. The LakeSmart program continues to support lakeside landowners in helping them to understand best practices for good stewardship of their properties. Our website and email newsletters have been upgraded and hopefully will provide enhanced opportunities to stay informed concerning CLWA and Crescent Lake.
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2017 Water Quality Data Now Available

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Water quality data for 2017 has been posted. Data from our two stations can be found here.

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