From Ann Haralambie The 2 north territory chicks hatched this morning and are still on the nest. They’ll be moving to their brooding area in the next hour or so, so please be careful in the area from Bimba Island north. For up to date information please check the Silver Lake Madison, NH Facebook group
July 7th – Two more Loon chicks hatched on Silver Lake Read More »
From Ann Haralambie The 2 north territory chicks hatched this morning and are still on the nest. They’ll be moving to their brooding area in the next hour or so, so please be careful in the area from Bimba Island north. I will need some help getting the signs out (too shallow for my boat)
July 7th – Two more Loon chicks hatched on Silver Lake Read More »
From Ann Haralambie on June 29th… This morning we had 2 chicks hatch from the nest in the Cook Inlet. They are now in their brooding area, so I hope boaters, kayakers, canoeists, paddleboarders, and swimmers will give them a lot of space. Right now the adults need to focus all their attention on feeding and protecting
June 29th – Two new loon chicks on Silver Lake!! Read More »
From Ann Haralambie on June 29th… This morning we had 2 chicks hatch from the nest in the Cook Inlet. They are now in their brooding area, so I hope boaters, kayakers, canoeists, paddleboarders, and swimmers will give them a lot of space. Right now the adults need to focus all their attention on feeding and protecting
Two new loon chicks on Silver Lake!! Read More »
Big win for our lakes: SB 299 closes a key loophole in New Hampshire’s Shoreland Protection Act! —check our news page for more details!”
Thanks to your advocacy Read More »
Silver Lake was one of the original 37 lakes participating in the NH LAKES Lake Host pilot program in 2002. Just two years later, SLAM was already working to expand the program and strengthen protections against invasive aquatic plants. Take a look back at those early efforts in this 2004 article, which shows how the
Protecting Our Lake: A look back at our lake host program in 2004 Read More »
SLAM received a $2700 grant from NH LAKES to support our on-going Lake Host voluntary inspection program at the boat launch in 2025.
Thank you NH LAKES! Read More »
Our Partner NH LAKES has a great article that gives you tips on how to protect our lake when “digging out” after a snowstorm. You can read the article here.
Tips for Lake-Friendly Snow Removal from the NH LAKES organization Read More »
What’s in your drinking water? We are a town of wells and septic tanks – no filtering and chlorination facilities. Are we staying healthy? Learn more here
Watershed Management Planning Read More »
The dam has been opened to return the water level to “Winter Low”. This State requirement allows shore owners on all lakes to refurbish any shorelines from any erosion so as to help prevent excessive rainwater run-off. Excessive run-off can contain phosphorus and other unwanted contaminants.
Winter Water Level Read More »
