Welcome!
Welcome to www.northwoodlake.com, the website of the Northwood Lake Watershed Association. Through our website, we seek to keep members, non-members and all those who care about Northwood Lake and its watershed informed and involved in maintaining and enhancing the health and beauty of this precious waterbody.
 Check Out the Northwood Lake WebCam!
Updated hourly and positioned on the northeastern shore of the lake, the webcam gives those of you who are not presently on the lake a chance to view current conditions. Though the resolution is somewhat limited, you can still get an idea of weather, ice conditions and water level.
 Get Your NLWA Decals
Our new full-color decals feature our loon logo and are available to all NLWA members. Suitable for use on your boat, trailer, car, or just about any place you'd like to see the NLWA colors fly! Please send your request, along with a self-addressed stamped envelope (SASE) to:
Northwood Lake Watershed Association
Attn: Decals
P.O. Box 152
Northwood, NH 03261-0125
and we'll get them out to you!
Make Sure You Are In Touch With The NLWA
We are looking forward to making extensive use of our membership email list in order to stay in touch and keep everyone up to date as to what's going on with the NLWA. If you are not receiving email from the association, or have changed your email address, please contact us at webmaster@northwoodlake.com so that we can keep our list as complete and current as possible. We want to keep everyone in the loop!
Lake Survey Shows Great Progress Against Milfoil
A survey of Northwood Lake done in early June shows that we are getting excellent results due to the vigorous program that the NLWA put in place and has been maintaining for the past several years. Kudos to everyone involved, from weed watchers, lake hosts and divers to the folks at Aquatic Control Technologies. We have achieved effective control of the milfoil in the lake, so that no further chemical treatment is needed at this time. However, continued diligence and ongoing efforts in the form of hand pulling and suction harvesting are necessary to ensure we don’t give back the great gains that we have made. There are still dense patches of milfoil in a few areas that will require our attention to prevent re-infestation of the areas that we have cleared. Over the years, we’ve seen that the amount of interest in the milfoil problem tends to dwindle at the same rate as the number of invasive plants in the lake. It is vital that we continue our efforts and take advantage of the momentum we have attained. The health of the lake, like the health of our own bodies, requires constant attention and care.
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