Megunticook Watershed Association

Promoting Education and Preservation.

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Testing is concluded for 2018
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NEWS FROM THE WATERSHED

Free Fishing Weekend June 1 & 2

Jun 1, 2019

This weekend is Maine’s free fishing weekend and the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife is encouraging everyone to get outside and enjoy a day fishing with family or friends on one of Maines many waters. Free fishing weekend takes place on...

Browntail Moth Caterpillar Update- Dial or Text 211 for MeCDC Hotline

May 31, 2019

Update: We have been getting lots of calls and emails about the Browntail Moth infestation around the watershed. Caterpillars are raining down from the trees and people are coming down with rashes. The tops of the oak trees are already defoliated by the...

Septic Systems – A Homeowners Course June 5 12:30 -2:00

May 21, 2019

Septic Systems – A Homeowners Course on June 5, 2019 12:30 – 2:30 pm Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District (SWCD) is co-sponsoring with the Megunticook Watershed Association to hold a homeowners course on septic systems. The course will be held on June...

Spring Plant Sale & Fair at Union Fairgrounds

Apr 23, 2019

Spring Plant Sale & Fair at Union Fairgrounds Saturday, May 4 from 9am – 2pm Sunday, May 5 from 10am – 1pm The Knox-Lincoln Soil & Water Conservation District Spring Plant Sale & Garden Fair will be held at the Union Fairgrounds Saturday, May 4...

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WHO ARE WE?

Founded for educational, recreational, scientific and agricultural purposes, the Megunticook Watershed Association is devoted to environmental preservation and improvement. We’re hard at work to maintain and better the quality of the Megunticook Lake, Megunticook River, Norton Pond, Moody Pond and their feeder streams in Knox and Waldo counties.

WHY BECOME A MEMBER?

Anyone who has spent time in the watershed can appreciate all the beauty and recreation that we are so fortunate to have before us and experience. We ALL have a vested interest in fostering stewardship of our beloved waterways, whether it is Megunticook Lake, Norton Pond or the Megunticook River.

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