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A Guide to Healthy Lakes Using Lakeshore Landscaping
Design templates and easy-to-use planting plans
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This booklet grew out of a series of Federation of Vermont Lakes and Ponds (FOVLAP) projects designed to encourage lakeshore property owners to add vegetation to their property. Vegetated buffers, like wetlands, are crucial to maintaining and improving water quality, flood resiliency, and aquatic and lakeshore ecosystems. When lakeshore owners act, everyone benefits. Clean water and healthy ecosystems enhance our recreational experiences, provide fish and wildlife habitat, reduce costs for drinking water systems, and protect lake property values.
The Federation of Vermont Lakes and Ponds - FOVLAP

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The Lake Fairlee Association, Inc.
PO Box 102
Fairlee, VT 05045
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  • Home
  • Membership
    • Become a Member Donate
    • Being a Good Lake Neighbor
    • LFA Archives 2007-17
  • Governance
    • Board Members
    • Board Meetings & Minutes
    • Finances
    • Endowment & Reserve Funds
    • LFA Bylaws
  • LAKE HEALTH
    • Water Quality Action Committee
    • Greeter Program
    • Milfoil Control Program >
      • What is Eurasian Milfoil?
      • Milfoil Observation Form
      • Stop the Spread
      • Milfoil Survey Reports
      • Milfoil Treatment
      • Facts About Milfoil
    • Active Lake Monitoring >
      • Lay Monitoring Program
      • LaRosa Partnership Program
      • Cyanobacteria Monitoring
      • Spring Phosphorus
      • Sidenote: Lake Fairlee phosphate - too much of a good thing
    • At Home by the Water - Caring for Lake Fairlee and Its Watershed >
      • Renter Guidelines
      • Contractor Tips
      • Permits
      • Additional Resources
    • Report Environmental Concerns
    • Lake Wise Program >
      • Lisa Niccolai Interview
    • Lake & Watershed Action Plan
    • Wastewater Workshop
  • NATURE & HISTORY
    • Loons & LoonCam
    • Ice Out Dates
    • Nature of Lake Fairlee
    • Nature Associates
    • Community History
    • Camps & Camp History
    • Treasure Island History
  • TOWNS & Orgs
    • Thetford, Fairlee, West Fairelee
    • Treasure Island Committee
    • Tri-town Commission
    • Complimentary Organizations
  • Photo Gallery