Echo Lake Protective Association

Our Mission: The Association’s objective is to promote Echo Lake’s welfare, which lies within the boundaries of the Town of Charleston, VT. The Association will work to maintain the quality of Echo Lake, the waters, native wildlife, and habitat for all to enjoy for generations to come.

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Echo Lake and Seymour Lake, Vermont

LAKE WATERSHED ACTION PLAN (LWAP)

The Echo-Seymour Lake Watershed Action Plan was completed at the end of 2024 after a comprehensive analysis of the issues affecting our two lakes’ water quality. The Department of Lakes and Ponds identified the Echo-Seymour Watershed as a high-priority project as we are …

Committee Members: Susan Czerepak, Steve Gratton, Peggy Stevens, Deborah Zuaro, Tom Wagner

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Consider purchasing a Vermont Conservation License Plate to support the Vermont Watershed Grant Program.

Vermont Conservation License Plates A reminder that half of the proceeds derived from the sale of Vermont Conservation License Plates ...
ELPA 2024 Fall Newsletter

ELPA 2024 Fall Newsletter

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ELPA Merchandise

The ELPA merchandising team has added new items to our selection of Echo Lake apparel. The proceeds of each sale ...
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History

George H. Stone

George Stones ELPA History Vision

It is the goal of membership to continue the vision …
Echo Camp E Charleston Vermont

Echoing Hospitality, By Greg Carpenter

Off East Echo Lake road, next to the Lake Seymour …
Echo Lake, East Charleston, Vermont

Seeing Double

By Greg Carpenter Oddities are a part of human life, …
Myron Ingalls holds A record Fish!

A Few Good Fish Stories

By Greg Carpenter If you live near a body of …
Silhouette outline Drawing of James Whitelaw

Hello… Hello… Hello…..

by Greg Carpenter Have you ever wondered how Echo Lake …
Echo-Pond-1796 topographic map

An Anomaly

By Greg Carpenter This summer, I decided to stop by …