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Lake Stewards of Maine (LSM) will host a Plant Paddle workshop at Knickerbocker Lake on June 3, from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.
In this outdoor, on-water class, guests will learn how to survey for suspicious aquatic plants. This useful program will cover basic botany, plant structure, and life cycles for a variety of common plants. Guests will learn how to use LSM’s Quick Key to determine whether plants are suspicious of being invasive, discover which aquatic invasive plants are infesting Maine lakes, and learn how to monitor lakes and how to report findings by becoming an invasive plant patrol (IPP) volunteer. This class is required for those seeking Tier 1 IPP Certification through LSM.
This class is free to all. Guests may bring their own small, shallow draft craft (canoe, kayak, row boat). Should guests wish to attend but do not have their own watercraft, appropriate arrangements can be made.
Pre-registration is required for all guests. Please sign up by visiting: https://www.lakestewardsofmaine.org/workshops-events/ais-workshops/
Close to the workshop date, you will receive updated information regarding workshop location, directions, and logistics.
Lake Stewards of Maine is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization which works to protect Maine lakes and to promote lake stewardship through widespread citizen participation in the gathering and dissemination of credible scientific information pertaining to lake health. For more information, please contact 207-783-7733, email stewards@lakestewardsme.org, or visit www.lakestewardsofmaine.org.
Images: Volunteers during a Plant Paddle workshop
Photo Credit: Lake Stewards of Maine
This program is co-sponsored by Lake Stewards of Maine with Boothbay Region Water District and Boothbay Clean Drinking Water Initiative.
PUBLIC NOTICE
May 6 - June 3, 2026
This important maintenance work helps to ensure high water quality by removing sediment from the distribution system and verifying the proper operation of hydrants and valves.
Flushing will occur during both daytime and evening hours. Customers may experience temporary discoloration of water and/or a slight drop in water pressure during this time. While the water remains safe to use, residents are advised to avoid doing laundry when discoloration is present.
If you notice persistent discoloration, please run your cold water until it clears. If the issue continues, contact the Boothbay Region Water District office.
We appreciate your patience and cooperation as we complete this essential system maintenance.
For questions or additional information, please contact the
Boothbay Region Water District at (207) 633-4723 Ext. 2
For questions or additional information, please contact the Boothbay Region Water District at (207) 633-4723 Ext. 2