First Cyanobacteria Warnings of 2024 Issued for Lake Winnipesaukee

06-19-2024, 07:15 PM

Susie Cougar

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Originally Posted by KPW

The Canada geese do have a part in this. Most of it is from fertilizers and septic.

If we eliminated all grass along the waters edge, the geese would have to go somewhere else. We are enticing them to come with all our beautiful, fertilized lawns.
We need to start doing something.

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