Ice-out: Fun, Facts, and Reality

Invasive Plants, Taylor Pond’s Biggest Threat

Turf Grass Experts’ Top 10 on Lawn care

2009 Taylor Pond Water Quality Report

Bird Observations

2008 Taylor Pond Water Quality Report

The complete newsletter with articles and pictures.

Taylor Pond provides essential habitat to a variety of aquatic birds that depend upon its clean and productive waters. Standing by the lake one can count dozens of bird species flying over, diving into or swimming in the pond. A short hike in any direction away from the pond demonstrates a rapid decline in the numbers and variety of birds. Fifteen species depend on the pond to raise their young. They typically arrive as soon as open water appears around the edges and stay until the pond surface freezes solid.

prepared by Dana Little This report summarizes the findings of the 2007 water quality monitoring program for Taylor Pond in Auburn, Maine. Monitoring was conducted by Ralph Gould who performed biweekly Secchi readings and myself who did all of the chemical water testing. Since 2004 Taylor Pond Association has been collecting its own water samples and performing most tests. The Sawyer Environmental Chemistry Research Laboratory in Orono has been performing the phosphorus and chlorophyll a analysis on water samples submitted by myself.

The entire contents of this summer's newletter in PDF format.

Taylor Pond Water Quality Changed Little in 2006

President's Report 2007

When Green is Not So Green

New! TPA Local Grant Program

The Gulls of Taylor Pond

Going Underground – Or How Installing a Perforated 4” Pipe Can Help Taylor Pond’s Water Quality

Taylor Pond Good Habitat for Alewives

2006 Taylor Pond Water Quality Report

 TAYLOR POND ASSOCIATION WINS MAINE COLA STEWARDSHIP AWARD

LAKESMART WALK & TALK By Michael Dixon

by Anne Goorhuis

Nature on Taylor Pond

2004 Taylor Pond Water Quality Report

Taylor Pond Annual Meeting

This newsletter was sent out to all members in the summer of 2006.