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​News from Lake Stewards of Maine
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2018 Water Quality & Watershed Survey
Workshop Dates are Posted!
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LakeSmart Awards
The LakeSmart Awards recognize waterfront home-owners who use natural landscaping strategies to protect the health of their lake. For information about LakeSmart awards which have been presented to Crescent Lake property owners, see the following:

LakeSmart Video: CLICK HERE.

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2017 Annual Meeting  
The CLWA Annual Meeting was held on July 15. Business included election of officers and board members and discussion of topics concerning Crescent Lake...  READ MORE.
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For a slideshow of pictures taken at the Annual Meeting: CLICK HERE.






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CLWA Secretary Pam Akers completes the installation of a monofilament fishing line recycling station at the Crescent Lake boat ramp on Sunday.  CLWA first installed the station late last year in an effort to encourage anglers to use the recycling station rather than discarding unwanted fishing line overboard.  Monofilament fishing line is not only hazardous to fish and birds, it can become entangled in the hubs of boat propellers and lead to expensive lower unit and outdrive repairs. CLWA is participating in the nationwide effort to reduce such hazards in our lakes and rivers.
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  • Home
    • Officers and Board
  • Conservation
    • Lake Smart >
      • "Be Lakesmart" Brochure
    • Crescent Lake NPS Watershed Protection Project
    • Watershed Improvement Project - Phase II
    • Raymond Community Forest
  • Lake Monitoring
    • Water Quality
    • Invasive Aquatic Plant Monitoring
    • Erosion Control
    • Lake Monitoring Boat
    • Courtesy Boat Inspection
  • Lakeside Living
    • "Clean Your Boat" Brochure
    • CLWA Tri Fold March 2015
    • Homeowner's Guide
    • Ice, Ice and More Ice
    • Lake Water Circulation Patterns
    • Live Staking
    • Laker's Dozen
    • Ways to Keep Our Lake Clean
  • MAPS
    • Watershed Map
    • Boating Depth Map
    • Google Map
    • Water Depth Map
  • Resource Links
  • Contact Us
  • Education