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Cedar Eden Environmental, LLC
Cedar Eden Environmental, LLC

Cedar Eden Environmental, LLC

Lake & Watershed Management since 2001

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Click on one of the links below or use the drop-down menu to view information on representative projects and case studies.

Aquatic Plant Mapping and Management Plans

Geographic Information Systems

Lake and Watershed Management

Water Quality Trend Analysis and Modeling

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Recent Blog Posts: Lake Stewardship

Knotweed Biocontrol

The New York Invasive Species Research Institute (NYISRI) has posted an article about the use of biocontrol to manage the invasive terrestrial plant Knotweed. You can find the article here. Here are links to additional resources provided by NYISRI on Knotweed and Biological Control

Aquatic Invasive Species to Watch For (Zoom Program)

Wednesday, June 10, 12-1pm  With summer approaching and more people getting outside, we must remember to protect our waterbodies by watching out for invasive species and taking care to prevent their spread. Invasive Species Intern, Sierra Stickney will focus on  water chestnut, European frog-bit, and starry stonewort, aquatic plants which are having a big impact […]

NH Lakes offer Lake-Friendly Living webinars

NH Lakes is offering a series of Lake-Friendly Living webinars. Upcoming webinars include: Lake-Friendly Living with Gravel Roads Lake-Friendly Landscape Maintenance You can also view past seminars on: Living Lake Smart Landscaping and Protecting Lakes Living with Septic Systems Visit the NH Lakes Lake-Friendly Living webinar series page for more information.

NAISMA Offers All Invasive Species Webinars for Free in April

Now is the time to make good use of your social distancing and learn something new about invasive species management. The North American Invasive Species Management Association (NAISMA) is now offering all of their past webinars free in the month of April. Just visit the NAISMA website, click on the JUMP TO WEBINARS button and […]

Native Species or Invasive? The Distinction Blurs as the World Warms

I’ve often struggled with the native/nonnative/invasive dividing line when it comes to plants. For instance, so many of what we call roadside wild flowers are “escapes” from the 1800s. Well, now with climate change the line is about to become blurrier. Adaptation is what plants and animals do. This article discusses climate driven range shifts […]

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