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Water Quality Monitoring

Who to Contact: State Resources

Who to Contact: State Resources THIS PAGE IS CURRENTLY UNDER DEVELOPMENT, PLEASE BE PATIENT AND LET US KNOW IF YOU BELEIVE THERE IS A TOPICAL AREA OR ORGANIZIATION/PERSON WE ARE MISSING. Cyanobacteria Patrick Lind is Biologist II with the Lakes Group at the Maine DEP. Their contact number is and their email is . Please

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Understanding the New Maine DEP Lake Scorecard on Lakes of Maine

Understanding the New Maine DEP Lake Scorecard on Lakes of Maine https://vimeo.com/manage/videos/1146738338 Quick Links Jeremy Deeds, PhD; Understanding the Maine DEP Lake Scorecard on the Lakes of Maine website www.lakesofmaine.org is the most comprehensive online information resource available for Maine lakes. Jeremy Deeds working with a broad collective of scientists, community stakeholders, citizen scientists, and

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News: Maine rolls out ‘scorecards’ for lake health

News: Maine rolls out ‘scorecards’ for lake health Water quality trends, invasive plants,  shoreland & habitat, and lake vulnerability, these are the four major categories of the new Maine DEP Lake Scorecard. “What we wanted to do is summarize all these different aspects of lake condition and efficiently convey a picture of lake health,” Deeds

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News: Maine hopes ‘citizen scientists’ will take lead for lake health, Lake Scorecard

News: Maine hopes ‘citizen scientists’ will take lead for lake health, Lake Scorecard Water quality trends, invasive plants,  shoreland & habitat, and lake vulnerability, these are the four major categories of the new Maine DEP Lake Scorecard. A new scorecard for waterbody health rates nearly 1,200 lakes and other waterbodies around the state. Officials hope

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News: We must all be stewards of Maine’s precious lakes – BDN

News: We must all be stewards of Maine’s precious lakes – BDN Climate change, human development pressure, aquatic invasive species are all threats to Maine lakes. Those already on the water can help. While we all need to do our part, we especially need those who are already on the water: paddlers, anglers, Maine Guides,

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News: We must all be stewards of Maine’s precious lakes – PPH

News: We must all be stewards of Maine’s precious lakes – PPH Climate change, human development pressure, aquatic invasive species are all threats to Maine lakes. Those already on the water can help. While we all need to do our part, we especially need those who are already on the water: paddlers, anglers, Maine Guides,

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News: Maine Calling – Algal Blooms

News: Maine Calling – Algal Blooms Climate change and erosion from watershed development conspire to pollute Maine lakes. Harmful algal blooms may be the unfortunate outcome.Panelists:Linda Bacon, (former) lake biologist, Maine Department of Environmental ProtectionLidie Robbins, executive director, 30 Mile River Watershed AssociationTristan Taber, water quality program director, technical director, aquatic scientist, Lake Stewards of Maine “[An

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News: Boyden Lake’s low water level raising concerns for residents

News: Boyden Lake’s low water level raising concerns for residents   Water levels are incredibly complex and challenging to manage because, without a thorough understanding of a specific lake, it’s impossible to predict with certainty how a particular water level will impact water quality, aquatic vegetation, and shorelands. Compounding these ecological concerns are the social

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LSM Community Water Quality Technical Discussions

LSM Community Water Quality Technical Discussions LSM staff will be conducting water-quality-focused discussion sessions via Zoom. These check-in sessions are intended to be a way for volunteers to discuss any questions or issues they may have pertaining to their lake or monitoring work. For those who have insufficient bandwidth for online video conferencing, there is

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