Protecting the Lake
TLEA manages a variety of programs to protect and preserve Thompson Lake.
TLEA manages a variety of programs to protect and preserve Thompson Lake.
Invasive plant species, such as variable leaf milfoil, are a growing threat to Maine lakes.
Report on the Health of Thompson Lake 2023.
The Thompson Lake Youth Conservation Corps (YCC) began in 2002 as part of a grant under the Federal Clean Water Act.
LakeSmart is an education and reward program that helps lakefront homeowners manage landscapes in ways that protect water quality.
Maine’s Courtesy Boat Inspection Program began in 2001 in an effort to prevent the spread of invasive aquatic plants.
The town of Oxford took over the operation of the Robinson Mill dam when the mill became delinquent on property taxes.
On May 19-20, 2023, TLEA conducted a survey of the entire watershed survey.
Watershed Surveys need to be repeated every 10 years; below are the results from the 2010-2013 Surveys.
On the morning of the third Saturday of July each year, over 1,400 volunteers statewide venture onto lakes and ponds across the state to count loons.
