Category Archives: Announcements

Saturday, September 23, 9:30 a.m. – Noon Do you know how your leach field works? Curious when to have your septic tank cleaned? Buying or building a new home? Come to the FREE Septic Smart Workshop UPSTAIRS at the Claremont … Continue reading →

Splash Mobs – Source to Sea Jump in Journey! Connecticut River Conservancy is hosting the Source to Sea Jump In Journey to “help remind people that the rivers have come a long way, and we need to continue working together … Continue reading →

The Oyster River LAC has recently installed 3 new sets of Protected River signs on state road crossings over the Oyster River. The signs were posted on Routes 4 and 155 in Lee and on Route 108 in Durham, bringing … Continue reading →

The New Hampshire Rivers Council and the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services (NHDES) jointly hosted a workshop for LAC members on Saturday, May 13th. Information and materials presented at the Workshop are posted below. Workshop Synopsis Permit/Project Application Review … Continue reading →

Show off your favorite Designated River by installing a Protected River sign along with the name of your river, just like this one recently installed on the NH Route 111 bridge over the Merrimack River. For information about ordering and … Continue reading →

The final Report of the Instream Flow Pilot Program has been published, and is available online at: http://des.nh.gov/organization/divisions/water/wmb/rivers/instream/report.htm If you have questions about the Instream Flow Program and its current status, please contact Wayne Ives, Instream Flow Specialist, at Wayne.Ives@des.nh.gov … Continue reading →

The New Hampshire Fish and Game Department maintains a report of the stocking they have done of catchable-sized trout in the state’s rivers and ponds. Many of the stocking sites are on designated rivers. To find out where trout have … Continue reading →

Welcome to the New Hampshire Local River Management Advisory Committee (LAC) Blog! This site is intended to allow LACs to communicate more effectively with one another, with NHDES, and with the public regarding LAC activities and river-related activities. For more information … Continue reading →