Frozen Lake Wentworth from Route 109 looking across at Triggs Island Winter is upon us and ice is forming across lakes. So now is a great time to talk about dock de-icers or aquatherms (never heard of an aquatherm? Neither…
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Drawdown Update
Lake levels have decreased by about four feet since the commencement of the drawdown. We've received word from the Wolfeboro Public Works that the lake level will continue to be held at its current level until December 15 to allow…
Beaver Deceivers: Protecting Infrastructures and Ecosystems
Beaver-created wetlands have phenomenal value for humans and thousands of other species. They raise the water level and can re-shape the topography of our ecosystems with dams, canals, and lodges, making the habitat more structurally complex and valuable. Consequently, there…
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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,…
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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…
*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…
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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…
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.…
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…
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…