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BEEP Update - No BE found so far in North Cove

Volunteers have finished their second pass in 2010 over the area that was harvested in 2009.  They have looked carefully for Brazilian elodea, especially in the places where it was found after the harvesting in 2009.  So far no Brazilian elodea has been found.  There is very lush growth, especially in the shallow areas, so it is possible that the Brazilian elodea has been missed.  In any case, it is great news that no Brazilian elodea has been spotted so far.

Our lake manager will be doing a plant survey of Lake Waccabuc later in August.  We'll report on that when it occurs.  Also see our BEEP page for more info.

If you see a strange plant, please contact us so we can take a look.  Meanwhile, thanks to everyone for their support on this project.

 
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The Three Lakes Council was organized in 1970 to lead and coordinate the environmental efforts for the Lake Waccabuc - Oscaleta - Rippowam watershed in the Town of Lewisboro, New York.

 

Our mission is to preserve and protect the entire 2,200 acre watershed through education, conservation and prevention.  We are the only non-profit association in the watershed with this mission, and we rely on the financial generosity and volunteer efforts of many lake area residents to accomplish our goals.
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