He erected two water reserve tanks with a capacity of 9,000 litres and has several other drums for storing extra litres. “I fill my fish pond with harvested rainwater particularly during dry spells.

We have around 37 inches of rain a year and that water! Well, the water has to find a place to go, right? We have plenty of natural avenues: forests, parks, yards, dirt fields and orchards.

Rain gardens aren’t permanent ponds, but rather places for the water to flow more slowly before it reaches creeks, streams, lakes and other bodies of water.

Water levels in check at Tripp Pond, despite recent heavy rains Group of residents form Friends of Tripp Lake group to discuss best ways to manage water levels and protect the lake, share information.

However, recovery for New Hampshire’s lakes is coming much more slowly. But Diers says the natural chemistry of the Granite State’s bed-rock makes it difficult our water-bodies to bounce back.

Water levels in check at Tripp Pond in Poland, despite recent heavy rains A group of residents have formed the Friends of Tripp Lake group to discuss the best ways to manage water levels and ...