Acton Wakefield Watersheds Alliance

Maintaining and Improving Water Quality in the Acton, ME — Wakefield, NH Region



The mission of the Acton Wakefield Watersheds Alliance is to protect and restore water quality by affecting land use policies and practices, through education and remediation of nonpoint source pollution in the border region of Acton, Maine and Wakefield, NH. (read more about AWWA)

  • About AWWA
    • Directors and Staff
    • AWWA in the News
    • Partners
    • What is a Watershed?
    • How can the AWWA YCC Help You?
    • The AWWA Story
  • Events
    • YCC 2008 Tour
    • Winter Wildlife Exploration
    • Watershed Stakeholders Speak Up
    • Watershed Plan Kickoff
    • Climate Change Effects on Fish and Wildlife
    • AWWA YCC Takes 1st Place in Jamboree
    • AWWA Annual Meeting 2008
    • 2008 NH Watershed Conference
  • Links
  • Programs
    • Youth Conservation Corps
      • What My YCC Job Meant to Me
    • Watershed Plans
    • Watershed Surveys
    • 2008 AWWA Programs
  • Healthy Lakes
    • What YOU Can Do
    • The Threats
    • Conservation Practices for Homeowners
    • Cleaner Water Tips for Homeowners
    • Septic Systems 101
  • Contact AWWA
  • Join AWWA

News

Check out Tips for a Natural Lakeshore from the US EPA for Lakes Appreciation Month.

The 5th season of the AWWA Youth Conservation Corps is up and running. Contact Program Director Howard Dupee for free advice about how to make your watershed property more water quality friendly.

Follow this link for the Watershed Survey reports.

Check out the video tour of some of the 2009 YCC projects led by the intrepid YCC crew.

How can
AWWA
help you?

What is Nonpoint
Source Pollution?

Help Keep
Our Lakes
HEALTHY!

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