LOPA will once again be participating in the Second Annual Love Our Earth Day event. Stop by to see our materials as well as those of other community groups dedicated to preserving our environment.

Afternoon temperatures in the low 40°s and a steady breeze were enough to open the channel and clear the north end of the lake - we're declaring "Ice Out" for 2025! There are still some icebergs floating around, but it's clear that a kayaker could make the definitive trip up the lake. See our Ice page for more details! Ice Out marks the beginning of another year of summer activities on the lake. The water is still cold, but we're already seeing some docks and watercraft bein

Concord, NH – Fish kills, where large numbers of fish die in a short period of time, are not an uncommon occurrence in the early spring. As the ice recedes, especially from many smaller Granite State waterbodies, there may be dead fish, and most of these occurrences are due to natural processes. Ponds that are shallow, particularly those with relatively high levels of nutrients and aquatic plants, are generally more susceptible. Dead fish may become visible under the ice duri