The Frightful Fourteen

14 exotic aquatic plants are prohibited in New Hampshire due to their abilities to choke surface waters, harm native vegetation and wildlife, impact recreation, and lower property values.

These exotic aquatic plant species are regulated in New Hampshire – and you can help to prevent their spread.

According to NHDES there are 9 different exotic aquatic plants already in some of NH’s waters and DES wants everyone’s help in keeping out the additional 5 species.  Please follow the link to DES’s brochure (pdf) for more details.

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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