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Maine Department of Environmental Protection

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Phillips Lake Watershed Protection – Phase II

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Maine Department of Environmental Protection

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2018

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Download this report here.
The Phillips Lake Watershed Protection Project – Phase II was managed by Hancock County SWCD and guided by a Steering Committee that included representatives from the Phillips Lake Association, DEP, the Town of Dedham, the Lucerne-in-Maine
Village Corporation, and watershed residents. The project focused on reducing NPS pollution by fixing highand medium-priority road sites identified during the 2012
watershed survey. HCSWCD addressed the remaining low priority sites through technical assistance to landowners in the watershed and utilizing in-kind match. Public outreach and education was an essential component of this project and the Education and Outreach Plan developed during Phase I guided all education activities.

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319 Grant Project

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Land cover - land use (Biological)
Lake - Pond (Ecosystem)
Conservation (Human-Associated)
Land use - land cover (Human-Associated)
Management (Human-Associated)
Pollution: non-point source (Human-Associated)
Erosion (Physico-Chemical)
Water quality - quantity (Physico-Chemical)