Juno Lamb

May 18, 2022

Chocorua Lake, conservation, history, lake basin, land trust, Nature Notes, newsletter, people, stewardship, volunteering

2022 Spring/Summer Newsletter

Juno Lamb

May 18, 2022

Chocorua Lake, conservation, history, lake basin, land trust, Nature Notes, newsletter, people, stewardship, volunteering

Our spring/summer newsletter is out now. If you haven’t received one, and you would like a hard copy, you can find them at the two Chocorua Lake kiosks at the Grove and Island, or download a digital version here.

Juno Lamb

May 13, 2022

Chocorua Lake, conservation, stewardship, water quality, volunteering

Good news! 2021 Chocorua Lake Water Quality Report

Juno Lamb

May 13, 2022

Chocorua Lake, conservation, stewardship, water quality, volunteering

Good news! 2021 Chocorua Lake Water Quality Report

As swimming season comes around again, we are happy to share the results from our 2021 Chocorua Lake water quality monitoring program.

Juno Lamb

May 11, 2022

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

Public Usage of Conserved Lands

Juno Lamb

May 11, 2022

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

The data presented here is just the start of a long-term effort to measure patterns of public use of CLC and The Nature Conservancy (TNC) lands, so this article constitutes an initial progress report.

Juno Lamb

May 10, 2022

Chocorua Map app, history, Mount Chocorua, people

Katherine Loring's 1921 hike, continued...

Juno Lamb

May 10, 2022

Chocorua Map app, history, Mount Chocorua, people

Katherine Loring's 1921 hike, continued...

Geologist Rick Allmendinger was fascinated by the description in the CLC Fall 2021 Newsletter of Katherine Loring’s hike across the Sandwich Range 100 years ago. To illustrate her achievement, he reconstructed her route to measure distance and elevation gain/loss…

CLC Board of Directors

April 11, 2022

CLC Board of Directors

CLC Announcement

CLC Board of Directors

April 11, 2022

CLC Board of Directors

Please join us in welcoming our new Executive Director!

Juno Lamb

March 31, 2022

Chocorua Lake, stewardship, volunteering, lake basin, conservation

Consider the Lilies of the Field (and please consider dividing some of yours to donate!)

Juno Lamb

March 31, 2022

Chocorua Lake, stewardship, volunteering, lake basin, conservation

Consider the Lilies of the Field (and please consider dividing some of yours to donate!)

The Lake and Property Management Committee of the CLC is asking everyone who is able and willing to dig up, bag or box, and donate a clump of your favorite daylilies for a community daylily bed at the Basin View Lot.

Juno Lamb

March 24, 2022

Chocorua Lake, CLC Board of Directors, conservation, lake basin, land trust, people, stewardship, volunteering

Help Us Find Great Board and Committee Members!

Juno Lamb

March 24, 2022

Chocorua Lake, CLC Board of Directors, conservation, lake basin, land trust, people, stewardship, volunteering

Help Us Find Great Board and Committee Members!

Do you know someone who would make a good candidate to serve on the CLC’s Board of Directors, or on a Board committee?

Juno Lamb

February 9, 2022

climate change, conservation, stewardship

Climate Change: Awful Realities and Hopeful Solutions—Replay and Resource List

Juno Lamb

February 9, 2022

climate change, conservation, stewardship

Climate Change: Awful Realities and Hopeful Solutions—Replay and Resource List

A replay of Climate Change: Awful Realities and Hopeful Solutions, with David Kunhardt, and a list of some of the climate resources David recommends or mentions in his talk.

Lynne Flaccus

January 31, 2022

conservation, stewardship, volunteering, wildlife

Opportunity! 2022 NH Coverts Project

Lynne Flaccus

January 31, 2022

conservation, stewardship, volunteering, wildlife

Are you looking for an opportunity to learn more about New Hampshire forestry and wildlife, meet and learn from professionals in natural resources, and give back to your community?

Juno Lamb

January 14, 2022

climate change, history, Nature Notes, people

The Cold & Snowy Winter of 1952

Juno Lamb

January 14, 2022

climate change, history, Nature Notes, people

It’s been chilly this winter, but the temps don’t hold a candle to some of Tamworth’s past cold snaps. Enjoy this article originally published in the Tamworth Civic News in January of 2013. If you’d like an extra pleasure, listen to John reading the story himself.

Good news! 2021 Chocorua Lake Water Quality Report

Public Usage of Conserved Lands

Katherine Loring's 1921 hike, continued...

CLC Announcement

Consider the Lilies of the Field (and please consider dividing some of yours to donate!)

Help Us Find Great Board and Committee Members!

Climate Change: Awful Realities and Hopeful Solutions—Replay and Resource List

Opportunity! 2022 NH Coverts Project

The Cold & Snowy Winter of 1952

COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Mount Chocorua Partners

Chocorua Lake Partners

Heron Pond Partners

Ammonoosuc Survey

CHINOOK PLUMBING, TAMWORTH

Gamwell, Caputo, Kelsch & Co

Minuteman Press North Conway

P.C. Hoag & Co. Tree care

Tamworth Bakery

Winnipesaukee Chocolates

Narrows Bridge Partners