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![]() have some fun!)Save The Lakes members receive information on current and critical lake issues through email communications, access to environmental agency personnel at forums and workshops, and opportunities to network with other members at events. If you are a permanent or part-time lake area residents, recreational lake user, lake area or lake dependent business, we encourage you to join STL and support our efforts for YOUR lake’s sake! LATEST NEWS
Sorry – due to the COVID-19 emergency we must postpone the annual Save The Lakes Annual Forum. Hopefully we will be able to reschedule it for later in the year – stay tuned for more information when it becomes available. The warm winter may mean a summer of harmful algal blooms (AKA cyanobacteria). Learn about these increasingly common occurrences from the Northeast Cyanobacteria Monitoring Program website (click here), including how you can recognize and report a bloom on your favorite lake. Check out the URI Watershed Watch webpage on harmful algal blooms for local information (click here). RIDEM has great resources for recreation and conservation. Check out the Freshwater Fishing Regulation Guide (click here). Got photos of a concern you have for your local lake or pond? (Weed-filled cove, debris laden stormwater outflow, etc.) Share them with STL so we can focus attention on finding solutions Click here to send photo files. |