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CLWA News and Resources
Explore news, watershed information, community updates, and educational resources from the Chebacco Lake & Watershed Association.
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31 published articles
September 1, 2025
Catch up on the latest CLWA news, lake updates, upcoming events, community highlights, and ways to get involved around Chebacco Lake.
CLWA Communications Team · Chebacco Lake & Watershed Association
June 24, 2025
A historical timeline summarizes CLWA's water-quality monitoring, the installation of a science buoy, and the June 2025 cyanobacteria response.
Dave Lash · Original WordPress author
June 16, 2025
Explore the alewife life cycle and CLWA resources about the annual migration between the ocean, Alewife Brook, and Chebacco Lake.
Dave Lash · CLWA Communications Team
January 18, 2025
This archived announcement invited the Chebacco watershed community to the 2025 Snowy Social and CLWA's 40th-anniversary celebration.
Dave Lash · Original WordPress author
January 1, 2025
Catch up on the latest CLWA news, lake updates, upcoming events, community highlights, and ways to get involved around Chebacco Lake.
CLWA Communications Team · Chebacco Lake & Watershed Association
September 1, 2024
Catch up on the latest CLWA news, lake updates, upcoming events, community highlights, and ways to get involved around Chebacco Lake.
CLWA Communications Team · Chebacco Lake & Watershed Association
July 22, 2024
Dear Lake Enthusiasts and Supporters, To respond to the annual threat of harmful algae blooms and lake closures, and other disturbing challenges identified in last year’s lake sampling, we are launching a special GoFundMe campaign with a
Adam Bahret · CLWA Communications Team
July 6, 2024
CLWA's Godzilla Algae campaign explains why harmful algae blooms are increasing and how monitoring and watershed stewardship can reduce risk.
Dave Lash · CLWA Communications Team
June 27, 2024
This archived CLWA announcement invited Chebacco Lake neighbors to a June 20 evening paddle meet-up at Gregory Island Cove.
CLWA Communications Team · CLWA Communications Team
May 29, 2024
Protecting Chebacco Lake requires coordination across state and local agencies, watershed property owners, lake advocates, and nonprofit organizations.
Dave Lash · CLWA Communications Team
May 28, 2024
Chebacco Lake faces growing pressure from excess phosphorus, climate change, development, and other human impacts. Learn how the watershed works, why lakes and ponds are especially vulnerable.
CLWA Communications Team · Chebacco Lake & Watershed Association
May 28, 2024
Human activity can threaten the health of Chebacco Lake and its watershed, but it can also be part of the solution. Learn how runoff, groundwater, phosphorus, climate change, invasive species, development, and more.
CLWA Communications Team · Chebacco Lake & Watershed Association
