“Slow the Flow of Phosphorus to the lake!”

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During the summer of 2012 as part of a Section 319 Clean Water Act Grant, Dusty Davies, Pres. of the MLPA, working closely with Kathy Sciarappa, a Board Member of the MLPA and Chairperson of the MLPA Education Committee,  assembled a team of professionals and watershed stakeholders to design and build ten Rain Gardens & Stormwater Improvement Projects. The intended impact of these projects is to “Slow the Flow of Phosphorus to the lake!”  The video shows four of the ten sites.

The following video is available on Youtube in both high resolution and a mobile version.

Mobile version:

 High Resolution version: 

http://youtu.be/X9Lvj-30cT4

Bear sightings!

Bear sightings around Mirror Lake are becoming more common. NH Fish and Game advises taking down bird feeders; firmly securing trash containers; thoroughly cleaning grills; and not leaving food of any kind in cars, sheds, decks etc. Keep doors and windows locked at night and when you leave the house. Bears will avoid ammonia soaked rags and loud noises such as clanging pots and pans, airhorns, yelling, clapping and such.

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