New Hampshire Lakes Association - Lake Associations




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			Welcome to the Website of the New Hampshire Lakes Association

Dedicated to preserving and protecting our lakes for the responsible and equitable enjoyment of everyone

Membership
Discounts

Comprehensive Shoreland Protection Act Changes Effective July 1, 2008

May 2008
Weed Control
Diver Class Announcement

2008 Lake Host™ Payroll Grant
Program Information

Attend Lakefest on
June 25–26, 2008
in Meredith

Attend the Lakeside Living Expo
July 18-20, 2008

DES Beach Advisories

Didymo "Rock Snot" Information

NH LAKES is a statewide, nonprofit, member-supported organization dedicated to protecting New Hampshire's lakes, which are integral to the quality of life and economic health of the State.

We serve as a source of information about lakes and lake issues through our educational materials and programs, and through our work with state legislators. We advocate on issues of water quality, boater education and boating safety, invasive species prevention, appropriate public access and a balance of lake uses.

Please become a member and invest in the future of New Hampshire's lakes.

NH LAKES Downloads

Milfoil video: NH's Lakes Under Attack!
High speed Connection (ie 772 kbps DSL, cable modem, satellite) - 33.1 MB file
(approximately 7 minute download time)
Slower Connection (ie 56 kbps modem) - 12.9 MB file
(approximately 44 minute download time)
Phase II Report on the Economic Value of NH's Surface Waters (PDF)
Phase III Report on the Economic Value of NH's Surface Waters
Public Opinion Poll Results in the Study of Select Economic Values of New Hampshire Lakes, Rivers, Streams and Ponds (December 2004)
Phase IV Report on the Economic Value of NH's Surface Waters
The Economic Impact Of Potential Decline in New Hampshire Water Quality
The Link between Visitor Perceptions, Usage and Spending (May 2007)
Phase IV Summary Brochure

New Hampshire Lakes Association
3 Silk Farm Road
Concord, NH 03301
Phone:(603) 226-0299
E-mail: info@nhlakes.org