Watershed News
Androscoggin Lake Bloom FAQ’s
FAQs about the Androscoggin Lake Algal Bloom: Are we going to see this every year? We do not yet...
Volunteers keeping watch for invaders
We had beautiful weather for our Plant Paddle and I.D. workshop on Lovejoy Pond earlier this...
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Androscoggin Lake Bloom FAQ’s
FAQs about the Androscoggin Lake Algal Bloom: Are we going to see this every year? We do not yet...
Volunteers keeping watch for invaders
We had beautiful weather for our Plant Paddle and I.D. workshop on Lovejoy Pond earlier this...
A Battle for the Future of Androscoggin Lake
Last September, the invasive plant, variable water-milfoil (Myriophyllum heterophyllum) was found...
In Memory of George Smith
By Tom Ward, 30 Mile Board Member George A. Smith (1948-2021) loved the 30 Mile River Watershed....
Lovejoy Pond Watershed Survey Complete
The Lovejoy Pond watershed survey was a success! On September 26th, 22 people split into five...
Invasive Milfoil Found in Androscoggin Lake
In early September, a volunteer “plant patroller” on Androscoggin Lake, Katherine Mahoney,...
Program Spotlight: Watershed Surveys
Lovejoy Pond Watershed Survey on September 26 On September 26th, 30 Mile and the Lovejoy Pond...
Neowise Over Flying Pond
Voices from the Watershed Perspective by Kyle SchwabOriginally published in the Flying Pond...
LakeSmart Tip: Healthy Septic Systems
To keep our waters clean and healthy, out of sight shouldn’t mean out of mind. Improperly...
Environmental Activism
Voices from the Watershed Maggie Stokes, 30 Mile Courtesy Boat Inspector My name is Maggie Stokes....
LakeSmart Tip: Lakes Like Less Lawn
As a general rule, lawns don’t protect lakes like native vegetation. Rainwater easily flows over...
Program Spotlight: LakeSmart
30 Mile is a regional coordinator of LakeSmart, a statewide program led by Maine Lakes. This...
Photo Credit: Josh Robbins (Banner)