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On October 7, 2026, 37 community members participated in a forum discussing the Silver Lake Watershed Management Plan and ways to protect the lake and its watershed. If you weren’t able to attend, or would like to revisit the discussions, the presentation slides and meeting recordings are now available on SLAM’s website. The available recordings

Not all aquatic plants are bad for our lakes! In fact, native aquatic plants play an important role in maintaining healthy lake ecosystems, providing habitat for fish and wildlife. NH Public Radio recently featured a short story about the importance of protecting these beneficial plants rather than removing them unnecessarily. It’s a timely reminder of

SLAM has received a public-service announcement with information about Silver Lake water levels during October 2026. Please watch the video below for the details.

Madison’s Watershed Management Plan is nearing completion, and the community will soon have an opportunity to learn what the study has found and help shape the next steps for protecting Silver Lake and its watershed. On Wednesday, October 7, from 5:30–7:00 p.m., the Watershed Steering Committee and FB Environmental Associates will host a public forum