Juno Lamb

July 20, 2021

Chocorua Lake, climate change, conservation, lake basin, Nature Notes, pollinators, stewardship, wildlife

Insects for Beginners Resource List

Juno Lamb

July 20, 2021

Chocorua Lake, climate change, conservation, lake basin, Nature Notes, pollinators, stewardship, wildlife

Want to learn more about the many insects among us? Linda Graetz has shared with us this wonderful list of websites, events, books, and other resources.

Juno Lamb

June 30, 2021

conservation, lake basin, land trust, people, stewardship, wildlife

Forest Land Donation Protects Open Space

Juno Lamb

June 30, 2021

conservation, lake basin, land trust, people, stewardship, wildlife

Forest Land Donation Protects Open Space

The Chocorua Lake Conservancy (CLC) has gratefully received a donation of a 47-acre parcel of forest land off Washington Hill Road in Chocorua, NH.

Lynne Flaccus

June 25, 2021

volunteering, water quality, wildlife, stewardship, pollinators, people, land trust, conservation, Chocorua Lake, lake basin

We're looking for volunteers!

Lynne Flaccus

June 25, 2021

volunteering, water quality, wildlife, stewardship, pollinators, people, land trust, conservation, Chocorua Lake, lake basin

You can fill out the volunteer form here, email Lynne, or call her at the office (603-323-6252) for more information or if you have questions.

Juno Lamb

June 4, 2021

Chocorua Lake, conservation, lake basin, Mount Chocorua, Narrows Bridge, people, stewardship

Chocorua Lake Basin View Lot is Open to the Public!

Juno Lamb

June 4, 2021

Chocorua Lake, conservation, lake basin, Mount Chocorua, Narrows Bridge, people, stewardship

At long last, and after hard work on the part of many people, the Chocorua Lake Basin View Lot is open to the public. The Chocorua Lake Conservancy would like to express a deeply appreciative “Thanks!” to everyone involved for the creation of a safe and beautifully presented site.

Juno Lamb

May 28, 2021

conservation, lake basin, Nature Notes, pollinators, stewardship, wildlife

Providing Backyard Habitat for Your Wild Neighbors—replay and resources

Juno Lamb

May 28, 2021

conservation, lake basin, Nature Notes, pollinators, stewardship, wildlife

Providing Backyard Habitat for Your Wild Neighbors—replay and resources

If you missed CLC Stewardship Director Lynne Flaccus’s inspiring backyard habitat talk, you can watch it here—and find live links to the resources Lynne mentions in her presentation!

Juno Lamb

May 24, 2021

Chocorua Lake, Chocorua Map app, CLC Board of Directors, conservation, geology, history, lake basin, land trust, LiDAR, Nature Notes, newsletter, noticing, people, stewardship, volunteering, wildlife

2021 Spring/Summer Newsletter

Juno Lamb

May 24, 2021

Chocorua Lake, Chocorua Map app, CLC Board of Directors, conservation, geology, history, lake basin, land trust, LiDAR, Nature Notes, newsletter, noticing, people, stewardship, volunteering, wildlife

Writing, art, and poetry about the Chocorua Lake Basin, musings on the importance of naming things and knowing the names of things, photos at the lake from a 1920 family album, info about covenants, GIS, Leave No Trace, and loons, a calendar of summer events, updates on CLC activities, our Annual Report, and more.

Juno Lamb

May 13, 2021

Chocorua Map app, climate change, conservation, geology, lake basin, LiDAR, Mount Chocorua, newsletter, people

What is GIS?

Juno Lamb

May 13, 2021

Chocorua Map app, climate change, conservation, geology, lake basin, LiDAR, Mount Chocorua, newsletter, people

GIS, an acronym for Geographic Information Systems, is a term that has become increasingly ubiquitous in recent years as the field of study grows in public prominence, but what does it mean exactly?

Juno Lamb

March 24, 2021

lake basin, Nature Notes, wildlife, noticing

Wonders of Vernal Pools—replay & learn more

Juno Lamb

March 24, 2021

lake basin, Nature Notes, wildlife, noticing

Wonders of Vernal Pools—replay & learn more

”Vernal” means “in, of, or appropriate to spring.” “Pool” means “a small area of still water, typically one formed naturally.” But put them together and you have a magical temporary wetland without which many species would not be able to breed.

Lynne Flaccus

February 10, 2021

lake basin, Nature Notes, wildlife

Nature Notes: Chickadees

Lynne Flaccus

February 10, 2021

lake basin, Nature Notes, wildlife

Chickadees. One of the most common birds in New Hampshire, and active all winter whatever the temperature! How do they survive the long, dark, cold nights?

Lynne Flaccus

February 1, 2021

lake basin, Nature Notes, wildlife

Nature Notes: Winter World of White

Lynne Flaccus

February 1, 2021

lake basin, Nature Notes, wildlife

Two mammals in New Hampshire don a beautiful coat of white for the winter. Who are they?

Insects for Beginners Resource List

Forest Land Donation Protects Open Space

We're looking for volunteers!

Chocorua Lake Basin View Lot is Open to the Public!

Providing Backyard Habitat for Your Wild Neighbors—replay and resources

Wonders of Vernal Pools—replay & learn more

Nature Notes: Chickadees

Nature Notes: Winter World of White

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Mount Chocorua Partners

Chocorua Lake Partners

Heron Pond Partners

Ammonoosuc Survey

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Narrows Bridge Partners