Passing it on: Succession Planning Workshop Summary
In August 2023, Wentworth Watershed Association in partnership with the N.H. Preservation Alliance, presented a 2-hour program on the topic of Passing It On: Preserving Your Family’s Cottage. Speakers included an attorney, a realtor, two property owners who shared case studies, and a nonprofit leader from the Squam Lakes Conservation Society. Wolfeboro Community TV generously recorded…
Draw Down Year
As a reminder, this year is a draw down year. Beginning on September 10, the water level is to be drawn down to 30.70 on the gauge by the following October 10 and held at that level until the following November 10 to permit repairs to lake shore properties and installations. Please plan accordingly when…
*LIFTED* Cyanobacteria ALERT issued for Lake Wentworth 8/24/23
A cyanobacteria ALERT has been issued for Lake Wentworth, Wolfeboro. As previously mentioned, surface blooms are dynamic and can rapidly change and accumulate in various locations around a water body. Cyanobacteria activity was reported again on August 23, appearing as green clouds of material accumulating along the shoreline. Samples collected and reviewed on August 24 had the unique cyanobacteria…
High Water Levels in the Watershed
After the unprecedented rain levels we received this weekend, water levels continue to rise throughout our watershed. This torrential downpour produced 5.5 inches of rainfall in approximately 6 hours, making it a historic 200-year event. Weeks of heavy rain are continuing to impact roads, beaches, and docks in our watershed. We urge that people boat at…
Fishing Derby Results!
The Ben Baldwin Fishing Derby, which took place on July 2nd, had a great turnout this year despite some rainy weather. Despite the intense rainfall all throughout the day, lots of smiles and fun was had in this year’s derby. Those who showed up genuinely seemed happy to see the size and weight of their…
Lake Level Update
It’s time for a dam update. After communicating with the Town of Wolfeboro Public Works Department, we have confirmed that the Crescent Lake Dam is fully open to its maximum of four feet. Right now the water level is at the top of the dam. The gate is wide open and we should continue to…
Boat Parade pushed from 10:15 until NOON TODAY- JULY 3RD
The weather is giving us a small window to get out there and celebrate with a parade. We have changed the plans and parading at noon. Please share the news with friends and neighbors. See you out there!
Summer Kick Off
This Thursday, June 22nd from 5-8 pm Register Here Come join the Wentworth Watershed Association as we celebrate the start of another summer season with members and friends in the watershed. Bring your family and neighbors, and enjoy appetizers, a soft drink, beer or wine, and a beautiful sunset. All members will receive tickets for…
As of June 14th and June 15th NHDES has Issued a Cyanobacteria ADVISORY Removed 6/2/23
6/21/2023- We just got word from NH DES that all samples collected this morning from both lakes “Look Good”! They are lifting the Advisory as of this afternoon. These blooms can pop back up, so please report to the state, the office or a weedwatcher in your neighborhood if you see any new accumulations in…
Water Summit 5 Recap
On May 13th, The Wentworth Watershed Association hosted the fifth annual Water Summit to present on water quality and actions being taken by local watershed associations. Attendees and presenters gathered in Town Hall for the successful event, which was held in cooperation with the Town of Wolfeboro and fellow lake associations. Forrest Bell, Principal at…
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