Anna Paddock

August 20, 2026

birds, Chocorua Lake, Nature Notes, noticing, wildlife

The Lessons We Learn from Nature: Loons

Anna Paddock

August 20, 2026

birds, Chocorua Lake, Nature Notes, noticing, wildlife

What can we learn from the loons?

Anna Paddock

August 1, 2026

Chocorua Lake, birds, Chocorua Lake Basin, Nature Notes, wildlife

Bobcat vs. Loon

Anna Paddock

August 1, 2026

Chocorua Lake, birds, Chocorua Lake Basin, Nature Notes, wildlife

Nature can be beautiful, but it can also be harsh. Human impacts aren’t the only threats to loon’s survival…

Anna Paddock

July 17, 2026

Nature Notes, pollinators, noticing

Lepidoptera: The Wings We Overlook

Anna Paddock

July 17, 2026

Nature Notes, pollinators, noticing

Reflections on the naturalist’s journey and noticing the little things.

Anna Paddock

July 9, 2026

Chocorua Lake Basin, conservation, Nature Notes, noticing, trees

Stilted trees: why are they walking?

Anna Paddock

July 9, 2026

Chocorua Lake Basin, conservation, Nature Notes, noticing, trees

How were forest features formed before human intervention and logging?

Juno Lamb

June 2, 2026

resource list, birds, Chocorua Lake Basin, conservation, Nature Notes, partnerships, people, pollinators, stewardship, wildlife

How to use iNaturalist to participate in citizen science

Juno Lamb

June 2, 2026

resource list, birds, Chocorua Lake Basin, conservation, Nature Notes, partnerships, people, pollinators, stewardship, wildlife

How to use iNaturalist to participate in citizen science

If you missed the wonderful iNaturalist program, you can learn more here.

Juno Lamb

April 13, 2026

Chocorua Lake, Chocorua Lake Basin, Nature Notes, noticing

Ice Out called for Friday, April 10!

Juno Lamb

April 13, 2026

Chocorua Lake, Chocorua Lake Basin, Nature Notes, noticing

Thank you to Jack and his people for judging prowess, and to Mike for the amazing timelapse!

Juno Lamb

November 14, 2025

Chocorua Lake, Chocorua Lake Basin, climate change, conservation, Nature Notes, newsletter, partnerships, stewardship, water quality

Keeping Chocorua Lake Pristine

Juno Lamb

November 14, 2025

Chocorua Lake, Chocorua Lake Basin, climate change, conservation, Nature Notes, newsletter, partnerships, stewardship, water quality

You’ve probably been hearing a lot about cyanobacteria. If not, maybe you recognize their former name: blue-green algae…

Juno Lamb

June 17, 2025

Chocorua Lake Basin, climate change, community, conservation, Nature Notes, partnerships, stewardship, water quality, wildlife

The Secretive Spring Salamander and Other Fascinating Amphibians on Big Night

Juno Lamb

June 17, 2025

Chocorua Lake Basin, climate change, community, conservation, Nature Notes, partnerships, stewardship, water quality, wildlife

The Secretive Spring Salamander and Other Fascinating Amphibians on Big Night

You never know what secrets will be discovered in the dark of a Big Night, what stories will unfold, or what those stories will tell us.

Juno Lamb

November 25, 2024

Chocorua Lake, Chocorua Lake Basin, CLC Board of Directors, conservation, Nature Notes, newsletter, people, stewardship, water quality, volunteering, wildlife

Fall 2024 Newsletter

Juno Lamb

November 25, 2024

Chocorua Lake, Chocorua Lake Basin, CLC Board of Directors, conservation, Nature Notes, newsletter, people, stewardship, water quality, volunteering, wildlife

If you missed our fall newsletter, you can download a digital copy HERE.

Juno Lamb

November 24, 2024

Chocorua Lake Basin, history, Native Americans, Nature Notes, people, trees, kids

The Incredible, Edible Oak—resources!

Juno Lamb

November 24, 2024

Chocorua Lake Basin, history, Native Americans, Nature Notes, people, trees, kids

We had a wonderful multi-age crew for The Incredible, Edible Oak with Kyle Ball of New England Wildlife Tracking!

The Lessons We Learn from Nature: Loons

Bobcat vs. Loon

Lepidoptera: The Wings We Overlook

Stilted trees: why are they walking?

How to use iNaturalist to participate in citizen science

Ice Out called for Friday, April 10!

The Secretive Spring Salamander and Other Fascinating Amphibians on Big Night

The Incredible, Edible Oak—resources!

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