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The objective of the Association will be to promote the welfare of Echo Lake which lies within the boundaries of the Town of Charleston, Vermont.

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Fish Mercury Levels

Posted on August 14, 2021June 25, 2022Author Kristen Wilson

Fish Low in Mercury http://www.echolakeassociation.net/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/poster_cb_lowres.pdf

Posted in Resources•Tagged Brochure, Fish, Fish Mercury Levels, Mercury, Poster

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Echo Lake – Loon Nest-Warning Signs
The Vermont Shoreland Protection Act A Handbook for Shoreland Development
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Charleston Vermont
https://charlestonvt.org/

TOWN CLERK
• Teri Gray

SELECTBOARD
• Terry Rollins, term ends 2027
• Peter Moskovites, term ends 2025
• Tim Jenness, term ends 2026
ELPA is Tax Exempt

Echo Lake Protective Association has been granted tax exempt nonprofit status by the IRS.

We are now a “501(c)(3)” organization. Your dues and contributions are deductible to the full extent of the tax law. We can accept gifts of securities, or be named in your will, or be beneficiaries of your life insurance and IRAs.

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Drone Photography of Echo Lake in the website header by M&J Photography

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2021 Loon Photography by Barb Follett
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