Megunticook Watershed Association

Promoting Education and Preservation.

SWIMMING ADVISORIES:

No Swimming Advisories 7-11 thru 7-17-19
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NEWS FROM THE WATERSHED

Words of Wisdom- Ken Bailey RIP

Jul 11, 2019

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Invasive Plant Paddle Workshop July 11, 9 AM-Noon, Bog Bridge Boat Ramp

Jul 2, 2019

Your MWA is hosting a free Invasive Aquatic Plant Paddle workshop at the Bog Bridge Boat Ramp on Megunticook Lake, Thursday, July 11, from 9 a.m. to noon, put on by Lake Stewards of Maine. Invasive Aquatic Plant Paddles are three-hour guided explorations that take...

50th Annual Meeting July 16th 7:00 PM Bishopswood Camp

Jun 28, 2019

Our Annual Meeting will be held on July 16th at 7:00 PM at Camp Bishopswood. After our usual business meeting we will have a discussion of the Browntail Moth infestation, how bad is it, what worked to lessen the infestation, what didn’t, and possible steps...

MWA is 50 Years Old! July 27th Save the Date!

Jun 28, 2019

July 27th! 4PM to 6:30PM Camp Rabbit- come by boat Music by Just Teachers! More details to...

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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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