WELCOME TO MAINE LAKES
protectiNG MAINE’S LAKES & PONDS
We are a non-profit, charitable membership organization, and continue to be the clear voice for protection of our most precious freshwater resources and wildlife habitat. We work to support everyone who values and benefits from clean water and healthy lakes in Maine, including lake residents, lake associations, surrounding communities, vacationers and the next generation of lake stewards.
the maggie shannon fund for lake education
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thanks for making our "Wednesday Webinar" Series a success!
This year’s theme, A Deep Dive Into the Lake Book, featured many interesting and relevant topics that correspond with our soon-to-be published 4th edition of The Lake Book. If you missed any of the webinars, recordings of all presentations can be found HERE.
Lake Protection stories: Peter Kallin, long pond
celebrating maine lakes heroes!
As part of our 50th Anniversary celebration, we began recognizing Maine Lakes Heroes who have worked hard to keep our lakes and ponds clean and clear. Heroes will be posted to our Facebook page and updated on our website. We thank all Maine Lakes Heroes for your efforts—we have cleaner, clearer lakes because of the work you have done!
LAKESMART
This free voluntary, non-regulatory program helps lakefront homeowners maintain lake-friendly landscapes that reduce pollution and runoff. Learn how to get LakeSmart active on your lake.
JUMP IN!
Donate or become a member today.
You will join a growing community of people dedicated to keeping Maine’s lakes clean and healthy.
OUR EVENTS
Owing to COVID-19, our Annual Maine Lakes Conference will be replaced this year by a series of weekly Wednesday Webinars.
And we'll host a virtual Annual Meeting on Zoom at 9 a.m. on June 19, 2021. They’re all FREE, but registration is required to view them live.
LAKE LEARNING
Coming back to your favorite Maine lake for the summer? Learn how to do it safely and responsibly.
Note that our Lakes Alive! educational programming will take a break this summer because of the pandemic.
