Many species of aquatic weeds have been found in our lakes. With the exception of those in the “Watch-List” Section, the weeds listed on these pages have actually been found in our lakes or the abutting wetlands. Learn what they are and what they look like so you can help us monitor the changing weed-scape of the lakes.
Learn More About the Weeds in Our Lakes
Floating weeds
Weeds such as lillies that float primarily on the water surface or which have weak root structures and are therefore mobile within the lake. Learn more about these local weed varieties
Submergent Weeds
Weeds which grow primarily or exclusively below the surface of the lake. Learn more about these local weed varieties
Emergent Weeds
Weeds which grow in shallow water or marshy areas and have the majority of the plant existing above the surface of the water. Learn more about these local weed varieties
Algae
Microscopic organisms that form into massive colonies and give us that slimy green-stuff in the lake. Learn more about these local weed varieties
Lost Lake/Knops Pond Resource Management Plan
The primary goal is the restoration of Knops Pond and Lost Lake so that they will once again be a healthy body of water for the enjoyment of the community; shore residents, town residents and visitors alike, while restoring the biodiversity and habitat diversity in its waters and on its shores.
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