When we last talked at the end of October, the water level was at 408.1′ and the ark had grounded.
Alliance Report
Permanent State Protection Next Step for Lake Natural Area
The Ossipee-funded botanical report has been released and the results are clear: Ossipee Lake Natural Area remains as unique as previous research has shown.
New Study Confirms Lake Natural Area Contains Rare, Endangered Plants
The latest botanical study of Ossipee Lake Natural Area shows that the proposed location of a town beach contains five natural communities, four of which are rare in New Hampshire and one of which is the only known example of its type in the state.
DRED Discusses Expectations Regarding Beach
McLean says the two main requirements of any agreement are patience, as the process is likely to take some time, and a willingness on the part of the town to help the state oversee the entire 400-acre wetland preserve, not just the 600 feet of beach it wants to lease.
The Smart Report: Halloween
October, 2005 has been a month of tricks and treats for water level of Ossipee Lake.