Megunticook Watershed Association
Promoting Education and Preservation.NEWS FROM THE WATERSHED
Unwanted: Invasive Plants
Unwanted Species By: Amy Campbell And now for something different. These ruminations have been about plants or animals that we enjoy seeing around the watershed; often ones we thrill to seeing. This time, not so much. This late summer I have noticed ever more areas...
MWA Announces new Executive Director / Lake Warden
The Megunticook Watershed Board of Directors has some news! The board is pleased to announce the hiring of Aaron Bailey as our new Executive Director and Lake Patrol. Aaron, a native of Camden, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience about the watershed to the...
MEGUNTICOOK LAKE CONCERT SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 18th, 6pm-8pm
The Megunticook Lake Concert is scheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday, August 18th from 6PM to 8PM. Just heard from Lucinda Ziesing. She, and Annie and Craig Battle, are putting on the Megunticook Lake Concert tomorrow. The Jason Spooner Band will be performing the...
4th of July Boat Parade- Norton Pond 4:00 PM
Hey MWAers, The 4th of July Boat Parade on Norton Pond is on! The weather is predicted to be much like today so bring yer woolies and oilskins just in case. Parade starts at 4:00 PM at the west end of the pond. Hope to see you there! Paul ...
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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.
READY TO DONATE OR VOLUNTEER?
Megunticook Watershed Assocation
We count on the support of our members to continue our work. If you enjoy the Megunticook Watershed please consider becoming a member. Thank you.
© 2017 Megunticook Watershed Association
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Megunticook Watershed Association
Promoting Education and Preservation.- SWIMMING ADVISORIES:
No Swimming Advisories 9-25-19
Sampling has concluded for 2019
To see 2019 bacteria sampling data click here.
NEWS FROM THE WATERSHED
Unwanted: Invasive Plants
Unwanted Species By: Amy Campbell And now for something different. These ruminations have been about plants or animals that we enjoy seeing around the watershed; often ones we thrill to seeing. This time, not so much. This late summer I have noticed ever more areas...
MWA Announces new Executive Director / Lake Warden
The Megunticook Watershed Board of Directors has some news! The board is pleased to announce the hiring of Aaron Bailey as our new Executive Director and Lake Patrol. Aaron, a native of Camden, brings a wealth of knowledge and experience about the watershed to the...
MEGUNTICOOK LAKE CONCERT SCHEDULED FOR AUGUST 18th, 6pm-8pm
The Megunticook Lake Concert is scheduled for tomorrow, Wednesday, August 18th from 6PM to 8PM. Just heard from Lucinda Ziesing. She, and Annie and Craig Battle, are putting on the Megunticook Lake Concert tomorrow. The Jason Spooner Band will be performing the...
4th of July Boat Parade- Norton Pond 4:00 PM
Hey MWAers, The 4th of July Boat Parade on Norton Pond is on! The weather is predicted to be much like today so bring yer woolies and oilskins just in case. Parade starts at 4:00 PM at the west end of the pond. Hope to see you there! Paul ...
MWA ON FACEBOOK
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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.
READY TO DONATE OR VOLUNTEER?
Megunticook Watershed Assocation
We count on the support of our members to continue our work. If you enjoy the Megunticook Watershed please consider becoming a member. Thank you.
© 2017 Megunticook Watershed Association
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