DES will provide training on the lake if enough local divers are interested.
DES uses 'underwater vacuum' in fight against invasive plant.
In a few weeks, New Hampshire will find out how many loons it has left. But the state already knows that if the birds are to live, the lead has to go.
Lots of rain and even some hail on the big lake, but a pretty steady water level so far this summer.
Lead poisoning is the culprit, and the Loon Preservation Committee thinks the current lead sinker ban doesn't go far enough.
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