Scary stuff!  This is why our Lake Host and Weed Watcher programs are so important!  New Invasive Intercepted at Lake Champlain Boat Launch

Check out this informative video from NHDES. Protect our lake – be septic smart! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kkxUZRykWcw

… we want to remind you not to dump your leaves and grass clippings into the lake or the streams that drain into it, as this will contribute nutrients to the water and can lead to algae blooms next summer. Best to pile them well away from the lake where they can decompose and restock

…that Lake Winnisquam was once a very polluted lake that no one wanted to swim in?  Watch the story of the Lakes Region Clean Waters Association that changed everything.

Aqualogic divers are at work removing variable milfoil from Winnisquam for the next couple of weeks, as part of WWN’s comprehensive milfoil management program. Please keep a safe distance when you see the red dive flag.

The herbicide treatment of the milfoil at the north end of the lake and in Ephraim’s Cove and Jay’s Marina was completed by SOLitude Lake Management on Wednesday, August 21, 2019 and all restrictions in those areas have been lifted. Aqualogic will be conducting diver-assisted removal of milfoil in other locations throughout the lake beginning

May 2019 Members and friends of the Winnisquam Watershed Network;  As we all look forward to another summer season on our beautiful Lake Winnisquam I want to give you a brief update on all that the Winnisquam Watershed Network (WWN) has been up to in our efforts to protect the lake, and let you know

The Winnisquam Watershed Network held a membership drive in June to help support our mission to keep Lake Winnisquam clean and healthy now and for generations to come.  Everyone who joined or renewed their membership in the WWN between mid-May and June 30 was entered in a drawing for one of three great prizes –