Be sure to check our other pages of online mapping applications!

• The Clary Lake Association’s Facebook Business Page. Like us on Facebook!
• DEP’s Manuals and Guides to Reduce Water Pollution
• PFAS or “forever chemicals” are a serious problem in Maine waters and elsewhere. Here are a few links about them:
  • PFAS at ConsumerNotice.org
  • Latest PFAS Lawsuits and Settlements at ConsumerNotice.org
  • Maine DEP Surface Water Ambient Toxics Monitoring Program (SWAT)
• Avian Haven Wild Bird Rehabilitation Center in Freedom Maine. These folks are taking care of one of our loons. You can also check out their Facebook page.
• Tufts University Loon Health & Mortality Information. This is the definitive page with information about loons, loon health, and loon mortality. Dead loons from all over the country go to Tufts University for necropsy and analysis.
• The Maine Audubon Society hosts the Maine Audubon Loon Project. Clary Lake Association members have been participating in the annual Loon count for years. The loon count is currently headed up by Mary Shaw.
• Land for Maine’s Future page of the Natural Resources Council of Maine
• The Washington Lakes Watershed Association Good looking web site, sounds like an active group of lake shore owners. We should get together for a picnic or something.
• The Maine Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program   The Clary Lake Association has been involved with the VLMP since 1975 (check out our VLMP page). This summer, the Association is partnering with the VLMP and the Damariscotta Lake Watershed Association to bring their series of Invasive Plants Patrol workshops to Lincoln County. There will be more about this on the News page as spring approaches. While on the subject of the VLMP, here is the VLMP page for Clary Lake.
• USGS Sheepscot River Gauging Station, North Whitefield.
• KRISweb Sheepscot database of Sheepscot Watershed data, pictures, and other information. Fascinating archive.
• The Congress of Lake Associations The Clary Lake Association is a member of COLA.
• Mainething.com: David Chase’s web site about the town of Whitefield.
• The Central Maine Astronomical Society (CMAS) and the Brower Observatory page. Located at the end of the driveway at 342 Jefferson Road in Whitefield.
• The Town of Whitefield has a new website and they’ve just begun publishing a monthly newsletter starting with the July 2013 issue. There are instructions there how to sign up to receive the newsletter by email.