by steve petter • MPA board member Each year, members donate more than $30K to the MPA to help protect Moose Pond from invasive species, monitor lake health, educate property
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Does Moose Pond (Bridgton’s Lakes) Need a Marine Safety Officer?
by scott frame • MPA board member In recent years, the MPA has received an increasingly large number of complaints related to discourteous boating behavior and the negative impact it
LakeSmart: Promotes Lake-Friendly Landscaping
by bill dexter • mpa board member Did you know that PHOSPHORUS is one of the more damaging substances that makes its way into Moose Pond? It is. An excess
Lake Health Statistics for Moose Pond: What Gets Measured and Why
by bill monroe • mpa board member Most readers will know that the Lake Environmental Association (LEA) is an essential partner to the MPA in the pond protection process. We
The Importance of the Sleep-Away Summer Camps on Moose Pond
by zach clayton • mpa board member Moose Pond has always been a popular place for locals and tourists alike. In any season, the lake and its surrounding mountains offer
Message from the president
Happy holidays to all of you. I hope this latest version of the MPA’s Moose Pond Matters newsletter finds you happy and well. I want to thank our paying members
The MPA’s Lake Section Captain Initiative:
Extra Protection for Moose Pond by shawn hagerty – mpa board member The MPA recently launched a new initiative to enhance our efforts to protect the lake we love from
Loon Population & Protection on Moose Pond!
by richard niedel – mpa board member What a privilege it was to watch a newborn loon develop into a juvenile this summer. This maturation was documented daily through the
The Devastating Impact of Invasive Plants
Our Field Trip to Arrowhead Lake by laurie vance – mpa Vice President Back in July, MPA President Chip Wendler and LEA Executive Director Colin Holme organized an outing for
Photographing Loons and Other Wildlife
By Nancy Murphy campbell – Middle Basin Photographing loons is one of my favorite activities. I experience a deep sense of peace when I’m quietly sitting and watching them from