Education 

Bachelor of Science in Botany (1984)
Major Concentration in Limnology and Phycology
University of New Hampshire, Durham, NH

Non-matriculated Masters Coursework Years Attended (1990 - 1992)
West Chester University, West Chester, PA

Professional Experience

President (9/2001 - present)
Cedar Eden Environmental, LLC

Senior Project Scientist (2/2000 - 8/2001)
F. X. Browne, Inc., Saranac Lake, NY

Founder & Executive Director (1992 - 2000)
Adirondack Aquatic Institute, Paul Smiths, NY

Adjunct Professor, Computer Applications for Scientists (1999)
Paul Smith's College, Paul Smiths, NY

Manager, Water Quality Group (1989 - 1992)
F. X. Browne, Inc., Lansdale, PA

Environmentalist (1984 - 1989)
New Hampshire Dept. of Environmental Services, Biology Bureau, Concord, NH

Professional Activities

Region 2 Director (NY, NJ, PR), North American Lake Management Society, 2000 - 2003
Adirondack Research Consortium Task Force on Eurasian Watermilfoil, 2001
Member. LakeNET (worldwide association of lake managers), 2001 - present
Instructor: NALMS Int'l Symposium "GIS for Lake and Watershed Management" workshop
Instructor: NYS Conservation District Employees Association Advanced GIS Training, 2002
Instructor: NYS Conservation District Employees Association GIS Training, 1999
Adjunct Professor, Paul Smith's College in "Computer Applications for Scientists" 1999
Founding Executive Director: Adirondack Aquatic Institute. 1992 - 2000
Co-founder: Adirondack Lake Assessment Program (Adk-LAP)
Co-founder: NH Volunteer Lake Assessment Program (VLAP)
Founding Member,  Indiana Lakes Management Society
Franklin County Water Quality Coordinating Committee. Member 1993 - present
Lake Manager, Upper Saranac Lake Association. 1992 - present
Technical Advisory Committee, Lake Champlain Basin Program. 1997 - 1999
Regional Director, New York Federation of Lake Associations. 1995 - 1997

Affiliations

American Fisheries Society. Member 1994 - present
American Society of Limnology and Oceanography. Member 1992 - present
American Society for Photogrametry and Remote Sensing. member 1991 - present
Freshwater Biology Group, University of NH. member 1982 - 1984
Indiana Lake Management Society. founding member - present
Lamprey River Watershed Association. scientific advisor 1983 - 1984
National Audubon Society. member 1984 - present
New England Association of Environmental Biologists. member 1984  - 1989
New Hampshire Audubon Society. member 1985 - present
New York Federation of Lake Associations. Member 1995 - present
North American Lake Management Society. member 1984 - present
Pennsylvania Lake Management Society. member 1989 - 1992
Society for the Protection of New Hampshire Forests. member 1986 - present
The Nature Conservancy. member 1986 - present
Urban & Regional Information Systems Association. member 1991 - 1994

Registrations and Certificates 

• GIS - ESRI Training:
  • ArcCAD
  • PC Arc/INFO
  • Spatial Analysis in Agriculture: A GIS Approach

• Certified Lake Manager - North American Lake Management Society
• SCUBA - Padi Certified Open Water Diver
• Erosion And Sediment Control & Stormwater Management Contractor Certificate
• Unified Federal Wetland Delineation Training 

Awards & Honors 

• North American Lake Management Society 2001 Technical Excellence Award for Public Education and Research
• New York State Conservation Districts Employees Association Special Award for non-District Employees
• Strathmore's Who's Who Registry of Business Leaders 1997/1998
• State of New Hampshire 110% Club - service & dedication award
• GEODYSSEY - One of only 100 winners worldwide of Geodyssey award by Autodesk, ESRI & International Geographic Information Foundation for demonstration of desktop GIS technology 

Experience 

Michael Martin has a well-rounded background in lake and watershed management. He began his career as an Environmental Biologist for the State of New Hampshire's Department of Environmental Services, served as Manager of the Water Quality Group for F. X. Browne, Inc., and was the founding Executive Director of the Adirondack Aquatic Institute. During the past sixteen years, he has collected, analyzed, and interpreted data and developed long-term lake and watershed management programs on hundreds of lakes and ponds throughout New York, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, West Virginia, Virginia, and Indiana. Mr. Martin is experienced in the design of environmental databases, the design and management of lake and watershed diagnostic-feasibility studies, the development of lake and watershed management plans, the development of Geographic Information Systems (GIS), the creation of natural resource inventories using GIS, the delineation of wetlands, algal identification, and water quality modeling. He is the author of over 50 publications and reports on lake and watershed management, lake restoration, and the effects of acid precipitation.

Lake and Watershed Management

Responsible for the design, implementation and management of federal, state and locally funded diagnostic-feasibility studies and restoration projects in Pennsylvania, New York, New Jersey, New Hampshire, West Virginia, Delaware, and Indiana; water quality monitoring and wetland delineation.

Developed monitoring QA/QC Plans. Performed and directed sample collection, sample preservation, report generation, field and laboratory analyses; training field personnel; public speaking.

Performed Diagnostic-Feasibility (Detailed Lake & Watershed Management) and Water Quality Studies on numerous lakes and ponds, including:
 
• Delaware: Silver Lake; 
• Indiana: Adams Lake, Atwood Lake, Ball Lake, Dallas Lake, Hackenburg Lake, Martin Lake, Messick Lake, Olin Lake, Oliver Lake, Westler Lake, Witmer Lake, Goose Lake, Loon Lake; 
• New Hampshire: Kezar Lake, French Pond, & Keyser Pond, plus lake assessments on over 100 other lakes & ponds;
• New Jersey: Franklin Lake, Pohotcong (Tuckerton) Lake, Manahawkin Lake, Blackwood Lake, Weequahic Lake, Paulinskill Lake, Strawbridge Lakes (3 lakes), Sylvan Lakes (Upper and Lower), Woodbury Lake; 
• New York: Amber Lake, Big Moose Lake, Big Wolf Lake, Clear Pond, Jordon Lake, Kinderhook Lake, Little Jordon Lake, Indian Lake, Minerva Lake, Mountainview Lake, Lake Neatahwanta, Rainbow Lake, Rondax Lake, Silver Lake, Upper Saranac Lake; 
• Pennsylvania: Lake Nockamixon, Lake Wallenpaupack, Lake Jean, Lake Ontelaunee; 
• Virginia: Chesdin Lake, Rivanna Reservoir, City of Richmond Lakes (5 urban lakes)
• West Virginia: Mountwood Park Lake; 

Aquatic Plant Management

Working with research, management and control of nonindigenous aquatic species since the mid-1980s. Experienced in the design, implementation and management of Integrated Aquatic Plant Management Programs. Major ongoing current projects include include the aquatic plant management program at Minerva Lake, NY and the Eurasian milfoil management program at Upper Saranac Lake, NY.

Environmental Assessment/Impact Studies

Design and implementation of environmental site assessment studies, including the evaluation of CERCLIS, RCRA, NPL information; design and implementation of environmental impact studies as a key component of lake and watershed studies

Environmental impact assessment of proposed construction projects and water quality violations, particularly related to surface water quality and wetland impacts

Laboratory Services

Former director of F. X. Browne, Inc.'s wet chemistry water quality laboratory; assistant director, QA/QC and laboratory protocol officer for New Hampshire Department of Environmental Service's Limnology Center (wet chemistry water quality lab); co-developed the chronic criteria testing procedures and lab for the State of NH.

Public Relations 

Preparation and presentation of expert witness testimony; preparation and presentation of papers and talks at regional and international conferences; development and presentation of public education talks for individual lake associations and municipalities.

Public Participation

Co-founder/Co-director of the New Hampshire Volunteer Lake Assessment Program; Editor of The SAMPLER, newsletter for the NH Volunteer Lake Assessment Program; Co-founder/Director of the Adirondack Volunteer Lake Assessment Program. Developed sampling protocol, trained volunteers to sample lakes; presentation and explanation of lake water quality results to lake associations; Layout and design of quarterly newsletter for Upper Saranac Lake Association.

Water Quality Modeling

Stream modeling of dissolved oxygen and effluent plume concentrations (DOBAL, UPLUME, UDKHDEN); development of watershed pollutant loading budgets (USLE, UAL, AGNPS), and prediction of lake response (Vollenweider, Dillon & Rigler, EutroMod, DeAcid); RECKHOW & CHAPRA MODELING COURSE - sponsored by the North American Lake Management Society.

Data Base Management

Creation and management of water quality databases for all lake projects. Creation and management of regional water quality database for Adirondack Park; Data Management Coordinator for NH's Biology Bureau, including creation and management of an extensive water quality database on nearly five hundred lakes.

Planning

Assisted in the preparation of Municipal Wastewater Management Plans, Socio-economic Justification and Wastewater Feasibility Reports for changes to municipal wastewater plans, Comprehensive Management Plans for municipalities; assistance in the development of model ordinances for erosion and sediment control, runoff control, wastewater management, and lake protection.

Permitting

Assisted on projects that deal with State and Federal environmental regulations and permitting, particularly with wetlands and lake issues; knowledgeable in permitting procedures for wetland impacts in Pennsylvania, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, West Virginia, and Indiana. Development and submission of aquatic plant management permitting to Adirondack Park Agency. 

Geographic Information Systems 

Responsible for the design, implementation and management of GIS projects for Environmental Resource and Natural Features Inventories, municipal Wastewater and Comprehensive Management Plans, Agricultural Environmental Management. Developed watershed and regional water quality/land use Geographic Information Systems. Served on New Hampshire's statewide GIS implementation steering committee. 

Developed and presented a training course to NY State Conservation District Employees. Developed and gave a GIS for Lake and Watershed Management Workshop at NALMS International Symposium.

Well-versed in ArcView and ArcGIS.

Major GIS Projects included:

Town of Santa Clara Land Use Plan Map, NY - used GIS to create municipal Land Use Plan map to accompany newly adopted Land Use Master Plan. Tpwn of Santa Clara.

Adirondack Clean Waters Initiative, NY - assembled all available information on lakes and ponds in the Adirondack Park. The information is being used to identify those lakes that are potentially developable, to demonstrate the status of water quality information within the Adirondack Park, and to identify those few remaining lakes that can truly be considered unimpacted by human factors. Major data layers: roads, rivers, rails, towns & places, county boundaries, lake location. Associated databases: lake morphology, ownership, water quality. Adirondack Aquatic Institute.

Franklin County Agricultural Tiered Assessment. NY - creation of GIS to assist in the development of a county-wide tiered assessment of agricultural practices in Franklin County, NY. Major data layers: roads, waters, soils, land use, municipal boundaries, hydrologic units, farm locations. Associated databases: farm practices gathered during Tier I & Tier II data collection. Franklin County Soil & Water Conservation District.

Blue Mountain Lake, NY - creation of watershed GIS to assess the impact of development on water quality and to assist in developing input parameters for EutroMOD, a watershed/water quality model. Major data layers: roads, lakes, streams, watershed boundaries, APA land use categories. Major analyses: model input parameters for EutroMOD, nutrient export. Blue Mountan Lake Association.

Coolbaugh Township, PA - creation of GIS to assist in the development of a township-wide wastewater management plan. Size: 75 square miles. Major data layers: roads, rivers, major parcel boundaries, subdivisions, soils. Major analyses: factors affecting placement of subsurface wastewater disposal systems, including land slope, prime agricultural lands, state lands, suitability of soils, depth to bedrock.

Smithfield Township, PA - creation of GIS to assist in the development of a township-wide wastewater management plan. Major data layers: roads, rivers, major parcel boundaries, subdivisions, soils, existing and proposed sewer lines. Major analyses: factors affecting placement of subsurface wastewater disposal systems, including land slope, prime agricultural lands, state lands, suitability of soils, depth to bedrock.

Borough of West Long Branch, NJ - creation of GIS to identify natural resources and assist in preservation of remaining open space. Major data layers: roads, rivers, property boundaries, land use, zoning, voting districts, flood plains. Major analyses: voting districts, land use, existing open space, potential open space.

Lake Jean, PA - creation of watershed GIS as part of the development of a lake and watershed management plan for Lake Jean, Ricketts Glen State Park. Major data layers: roads, waters, soils.

Lake Nockamixon, PA - creation of watershed GIS as part of the development of a lake and watershed management plan for Lake Nockamixon State Park. Major data layers: roads, waters. Major analysis: location and type of Best Management Practices for nutrient control within the watershed.

Publications 

Martin, M.R. 2002. Diagnostic Study of Ball Lake. Report to Otsego Ball Lake Association and the IDNR LARE Program

Stager, J.C. & M.R. Martin. 2002. Global climate change and the Adirondacks. Adirondack Journal of Environmental Studies. 9(1):6-13.

Martin, M.R. 2001. An Evaluation of Water Quality Issues at Big Moose Lake. Report to the Big Moose Association.

Martin, M.R. 2001. Mount Arab & Eagle Crag Lakes Water Quality Monitoring Program: 2001 Final Report. Report to the Mount Arab Preserve Association.

Martin, M.R. 2001. Mount Arab & Eagle Crag Lakes Water Quality Monitoring Program: 2000 Final Report. Report to the Mount Arab Preserve Association.

Martin, M.R. 2001. The Aquatic Plants of Mount Arab & Eagle Crag Lakes. Report to the Mount Arab Preserve Association.

Martin, M.R. 2001. The Aquatic Plants of Gull Pond. Report to the Gull Pond Association.

Martin, M.R. 2001. Assessment of 1999/2000 Water Level Drawdown at Minerva Lake: 2001 Evaluation. Report to Town of Minerva and the Adirondack ParkAgency

Martin, M.R. 2000. Assessment of 1999/2000 Water Level Drawdown at Minerva Lake. Report to Town of Minerva and the Adirondack Park Agency

Martin, M.R., Martin, M.R. & Buerkett, R.L. 1999. Lake Wallenpaupack Water Quality Evaluation: 20 year trend analysis. Adirondack Aquatic Institute, Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M.R, & DeAngelo, M. 1999. Litchfield Park Lake Madeleine Fisheries Report. Adirondack Aquatic Institute, Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M.R. & Buerkett, R.L. 1999. Analysis of Water Quality Trends in Hamilton County Lakes. Adirondack Aquatic Institute, Paul Smiths, N.Y.

Martin, M.R. et al. 1998. The State of Upper Saranac Lake. Section 314 Clean Water Act Report to U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. NYS DEC, Albany.

Martin, M.R. 1998. Yearly volunteer monitoring program needed for Adirondack lakes and ponds: Volunteer programs provide otherwise unobtainable data. Adirondack Voices. Vol. 8, No. 1.

Martin, M.R. 1998. The carrying capacity of Blue Mountain Lake; An analysis of water quality and land use. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M.R. 1998. Acidity and trophic state of the Litchfield Park Lakes: 1997 update and Acidity and  trophic state of the Litchfield Park Lakes: 1998 update. Adirondack Aquatic Institute, Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M.R. 1998. The water quality status of the Rainbow Lakes: Final report of the 1997 monitoring program and The water quality status of the Rainbow Lakes: Final report of the 1998 monitoring program. Adirondack Aquatic Institute, Paul Smiths, NY.

Hyde, J.B. and M.R. Martin. 1997. The limnological condition of Mount Arab and Eagle Crag Lakes: final report of the 1996 monitoring program. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M.R. 1997. Water quality, acidity status and mitigation liming of the Litchfield Park lakes, Franklin County, New York. Lake Reserv. Manage. In press.

Martin. M.R. & J.C. Stager. 1997. The Adirondack Clean Waters Intitiative. Lake Reserv. Manage. In press.

Martin, M.R. 1997. Assessment of water level drawdown at Minerva Lake - 1996. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M.R. 1997. Adirondack Waters; What we already know, what we need to know. Adirondack Voices. Vol. 7, No. 1

RCPA, 1997. Adirondack Waters: Can We Keep Them Clean? Video produced by the Resident's Commitee to Protect the Adirondacks. 30 minute running time. Technical advisor/technical editor: M. R. Martin

Hyde, J.B. and M.R. Martin. 1996.  The limnological condition of Mount Arab and Eagle Crag Lakes: final report of the 1995 monitoring program. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M.R. 1996. The aquatic plants of Mount Arab and Eagle Crag Lakes. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M.R. 1995. Assessment of water level drawdown at Minerva Lake. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M.R. 1995. State of Information on water quality in the Adirondack Park. Adirondack Voices. Vol. 5, No. 1

Hyde, J.B. and M.R. Martin. 1995. An evaluation of water quality within the St. Regis Lake chain: final report for the 1994 Upper St. Regis and Spitfire Lake monitoring program and a synthesis and summary of historical data. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin. M.R. 1995. The limnological condition of Mount Arab and Eagle Crag Lakes: final report of the 1994 monitoring program. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M.R. 1995. Comparison of dissolved oxygen and phosphorus regimes in pristine and culturally impacted Adirondack (New York) lakes. Lake. Reserv. Manage. 11(2): 165

Martin, M.R. 1995. Effects of winter water level drawdown for macrophyte management on an Adirondack (New York) lake. Lake Reserv. Manage. 11(2): 165-166.

Martin. M.R. and J.B. Hyde. 1995. The limnological condition of Blue Mountain Lake: final report of the 1994 monitoring program. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin. M.R. 1994. The limnological condition of Mount Arab and Eagle Crag Lakes: final report of the 1993 monitoring program. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin. M.R. 1994. The limnological condition of Blue Mountain Lake: final report of the 1993 monitoring program. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin. M.R.1994. Minerva Lake Integrated Plant Management Plan. Adirondack Aquatic Instititute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M. R. 1994. Protecting Adirondack Water Quality: Blue Mountain Lake — a partnership for watershed protection in the Adirondacks. Adirondack Voices. Vol.4, No. 1

Martin, M.R. and J.C. Stager. 1994. Assessing the human impact on lakes using sediment analyses. Lake Reserv. Manage. 9(2): 95-96.

Martin, M.R. and J.C. Stager. 1994. The limnological condition of Upper Saranac Lake: final report of the 1993 monitoring program. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Hyde, J.B. and M.R. Martin. 1994. The limnological condition of Lake Clear. Adirondack Aquatic Institute. Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M.R., J.Stager, M. DeAngelo and C. Smith. 1993. Sleuthing the Slime: Investigating the eutrophication of Upper Saranac Lake, NY. presented at the 13th annual North American Lake Management Symposium. Seattle, WA.

Martin, M.R. 1993. The use of desktop GIS technology for water quality based land planning in the Adirondacks: Case study: Blue Mountain Lake. 9th annual New York State GIS Conference. Ithaca, New York.

Martin, M.R. 1993. The status of water quality in the Adirondacks. 23rd annual St. Lawrence University Conf. on the Adirondacks. Saranac Lake, NY.

Martin, M.R. 1993. The limnological condition of Upper Saranac Lake: Final report of the 1992 monitorig program and analysis of historical trends in water quality. Adirondack Aquatic Institute, Paul Smiths, NY.

Martin, M. R. 1992. What Ails Lake Jean? Pennsylvania State Parks Magazine, Volume II, No. 2. Spring 1992. PA Department of Environmental Resources.

Martin, M. R. 1991. The LaGrange Lakes - A study of a ten lakes chain. presented at the 11th annual North American Lakes Management Society (NALMS) Symposium. Denver, CO.

Martin, M. R. 1991. The short-circuiting of Silver Lake, New York as a management tool. presented at the 11th annual NALMS Symposium. Denver, CO.

Martin, M. R. and G. C. Holdren. 1991. Diagnostic-Feasibility Study of Mountwood Park Lake, West Virginia. Final Report of an EPA Clean Lakes Study.

Martin, M. R. and E. Molesky. 1991. Feasibility studies of Loon and Goose Lakes.

Martin. M. R, E. Molesky, C. B. Reichgott and G. C. Holdren. 1991. Feasibility studies of ten LaGrange County Lakes. Final Report of an EPA Clean Lakes Study.

Martin, M. R., E. Molesky and C. Riley 1991. Phase I Diagnostic-Feasibility Study of Silver Lake, New York. Final Report of an EPA Clean Lakes Study.

Riley, C. and M. R. Martin. 1991. 1990 Big Ridge Water Quality Assessment.

Holdren, G. C., Reichgott, C. B., M. R. Martin, C. Riley and F. X. Browne. 1990. Big Ridge Water Quality Assessment for 1989.

Martin, M. R. 1990. Effluent plume model of the proposed Burlington Township Wastewater Treatment Facility.

Martin, M. R. and M. R. Miller. 1990. Preliminary assessment of the impact of increased wastewater flow at the Wrightstown Wastewater Treatment Plant.

Martin, M. R. and M. R. Miller. 1990. Planning module, socio-economic justification and wastewater feasibility report for the Preserve at Devil's Hole. 

Martin, M. R. 1990. Regional Geohydrology of Lake Neatahwanta and the City of Fulton: The Fulton Area Aquifer, Oswego County, NY.

Miller, M. R. and M. R. Martin. 1990. Planning module, socio-economic justification and wastewater feasibility report for Edelweiss Lounge, Robert Christians Restaurant and Sullivan Trails Motel.

Reichgott, C. B., G. C Holdren, M. R. Martin and M. R. Miller. 1990. The fecal bacteria problem in lakes and watersheds: occurrence, persistence and control. presented at the 10th annual NALMS Symposium. Springfield, MA.

Browne, F. X., G. C. Holdren, M. R. Miller and M. R. Martin. 1989. Report on the impact of the proposed Concord Township wastewater treatment facility on Newton Mills Park.

Browne. F. X., M. R. Martin, M. R. Miller and G. C. Holdren. 1989. Assessment of wastewater discharge to the Tobyhanna Creek.

Connor, J. N. and M. R. Martin. 1989. An assessment of sediment phosphorus inactivation, Kezar Lake, New Hampshire. Water Res. Bull. 25:4, pp. 845-853.

Connor, J. N. and M. R. Martin. 1989. An Assessment of Wetlands Management and Sediment Phosphorus Inactivation, Kezar Lake, New Hampshire. NH Dept. of Environmental Services. Staff Report Number 161.

Estabrook, R. H., M. R. Martin, P. M. McCarthy, D. J. Dubis and W. M. Henderson. 1989. New Hampshire Lakes and Ponds Inventory, Volume 5. NH Department of Environmental Services. Staff Report Number 166 

Martin, M. R. 1989. The New Hampshire Volunteer Lake Assessment Program: Helping to Cope with Stresses on our Lakes. Environmental News. Summer 1989. NH Department of Environmental Services.

Miller, M. R. and M. R. Martin. 1989. Water Quality Evaluation of Sambo Creek.

Connor, J. N. and M. R. Martin. 1988. French and Keyser Ponds Diagnostic-Feasibility Study. New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services. Staff Report Number 157. Final Report of an EPA Clean Lakes Study.

Estabrook, R. H., M. R. Martin, and W. M. Henderson. 1988. New Hampshire Lakes and Ponds Inventory, Volume 4. NH Department of Environmental Services. Staff Report Number 156.

Warren, K. D. and M. R. Martin. 1988. Acidity Status of Remote High Altitude Trout Ponds in New Hampshire. New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services. Staff Report Number 154.

Connor, J. N. and M. R. Martin. 1987. New Hampshire State Assisted Lay Monitoring Program. New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services.

Estabrook, R. H., J. N. Connor, K. D. Warren, and M. R. Martin. 1987. New Hampshire Lakes and Ponds Inventory, Volume 3. New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services. Staff Report No. 153.

Connor, J. N. and M. R. Martin. 1986. The Effectiveness of Aluminum Salts Injection and Wetlands Management at Kezar Lake: One Year Post-treatment. New Hampshire Water Supply & Pollution Control Comm. Staff Report No. 146.

Connor, J. N. and M. R. Martin. 1985. An Evaluation of Aluminum Salts Injection and Wetland Management of Kezar Lake, North Sutton, New Hampshire. New Hampshire Water Supply and Pollution Control Commission. Staff Report No. 142.

Martin, M. R. 1983. Lamprey River Pilot Monitoring Program, 1983, Preliminary Report, 26-Oct-1983. Report to the Strafford Regional Planning Commission and the Lamprey River Watershed Association.

Martin, M. R. 1983. Lamprey River Pilot Monitoring Program, Final Report for 1983, 3-Nov-1983. Report to the Strafford Regional Planning Commission and the Lamprey River Watershed Association.