Invasive Aquatic Plants:

The introduction of non-indigenous invasive plant and animal species to the United States has been escalating with widespread destructive consequences. Until now Maine has been spared the worst introductions, but this will not last. Significant habitat disruption, loss of native plant and animal communities, loss of property values, reduced fishing and water recreation opportunities and large public/private expenditures have accompanied invasive plant introductions in all of the lower 48 states except Maine.

Refrence: Bureau of Land and Water Quality.

• NH LAKES ASSOCIATION
• MAINE DEPARTMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES
• OSSIPEE LAKE ALLIANCE
• MAINE VOLUNTEER LAKE MONITORING PROGRAM
• NEW HAMPSHIRE DEPARMENT OF ENVIRONMENTAL SERVICES

"New England Milfoil is significantly ahead of schedule ... In a word: perfect.
N.E. Milfoil's DASH boat is a uniquely designed craft. Cliff described his process and methods which seemed well conceived, and well-tested."

- Mike Lowery
Wayland, MA
Surface Water Quality Committee

"This has been a true success story for our marina. Prior to this work, there were no fish in our lagoon and now the kids fish there every weekend. The bass, crappy and pickerel are back and our marina is clean.

It also feels great to know we are doing our part to not only stop spreading the plant, but also remove it from our marina. I would recommend anyone interested in variable milfoil removal to utilize Cliff and his dive team for this work. Cliff has been vital to our success in his ability to work with groups to educate them and his team’s work ethic has been outstanding."

-Jordan River Marina Condominium Association, Raymond, ME