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Sunday, July 23, 2023

Maintain the Chain lakes clean up event set for August

The annual Maintain the Chain event kicks off Aug. 5th, as part of a FREE EcoArts festival at View Arts Center in #OldForgeNY. The festival will launch the weeklong MTC event dedicated to preserving the Fulton Chain of Lakes and the #adk park. Register today @ www.maintainthechain.net. Don’t forget to submit photos to be in the running for the “best project” award and win gifts of appreciation. 40 teams are registered, over 115 people.  Join the movement, get involved, get a free T-shirt and have some fun.

Photo: A group photo of the Adirondack Council participating in a Maintain the Chain event. Photo provided by Carin Gonsalves of Maintain the Chain.


Thursday, November 3, 2022

A look back at this summer’s Maintain the Chain clean-up event

What started as a wholesome family tradition of cleaning up the area around their Fourth Lake camp has transpired into a widespread clean up event dubbed Maintain the Chain (MTC) that focuses efforts on the Fulton Chain of Lakes. In its inaugural year as a formal event in 2021, Maintain the Chain garnered support from the Fulton Chain of Lakes Association (FCLA), towns of Webb and Inlet, and the Sixth and Seventh Lakes Improvement Association, and partnered with the Adirondack Watershed Institute (AWI). The momentum continued for the 2022 event this past summer, Aug. 5-14, dates which coincided with Adirondack Water Week and the 50th anniversary of the Clean Water Act.

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