Three Ponds Protective Association

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The survey regarding the proposed replacement of the bridge between Milton, NH and Lebanon, ME is closed. A report on the results will be published here in a few days.

Learn about Milton Three Ponds - View the Video

VIPS (Weed Watchers) should report their findings using the TPPA online database which can be found by clicking here.

SHORELINE IMPROVEMENT GRANTS TPPA is again offering matching grants for waterfront property owners who wish to improve their shoreline. Matching grants (10) of up to $500 will be offered for projects that follow best practices and serve to eliminate or reduce runoff into the ponds. The application is simple and can be downloaded and printed here.

LEARN MORE ABOUT EUROPEAN NAIAD Milton Three Ponds is threatened. Over the past six years TPPA has coordinated a multi-organizational approach to controlling and hopefully eliminating European Naiad. Learn more about what TPPA has been doing by reading about European Naiad here.

LEARN MORE ABOUT CYANOBACTERIA Cyanobacteria is an emerging threat to Milton Three Ponds and lakes across New England. Last June, we experienced out first "bloom" of algae that had the potential to become toxic, putting people and pets in danger. Read more about this emerging threat Cyanobacteria.

TPPA Co-president Jen King and Treasurer Mickey Brandmeyer recently presented The Health of Milton's Three Ponds to the Milton Board of Selectmen. The slide presentation is available here.

Read the NHDES Long-Term Plan for Treating Brittle (European) Naiad.

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TPPA wishes to acknowledge and thank Jeff Erwin for many of the photos provided for this website. You can check out his other work at www.JeffErwinPhotography.com. Other photos provided by TPPA members and others who enjoy the ponds.

Three Ponds Protective Association, PO Box 1242, Milton, NH 03851 ••• email: membership@miltontppa

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