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Squam Lakes Association

Working for Squam Watershed Wellness

Our Responses to COVID-19

In response to CDC and the New Hampshire Governor's guidelines, our operations will look a little different this summer. Click "learn more" to see changes made to our camping, youth programs, hiking trails, and more. Learn More »
Squam Lakes Association

Working for Squam Watershed Wellness

The 2019 Squam Lakes Watershed Management Plan

Our guide to conserving the Squam Watershed into the futureLearn more »
Squam Lakes Association

Working for Squam Watershed Wellness

Share Learn Adventure Activities

Stay connected with videos, photos, activities, games, and prompts that inspire people to engage with, learn about, and explore a variety of nature topics.Learn More »

conserving for public benefit the natural beauty, peaceful character and resources of the Squam Lakes watershed

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HOURS OF OPERATION

Office closed to the public for the month of March. Phones and email will be checked regularly.
Canoe and kayak rentals closed for the season.

Squam Lakes News

Our Responses to COVID-19: In response to CDC and the New Hampshire Governor's guidelines, our operations will look a little different this summer. Learn more about the changes made to our camping, youth programs, hiking trails, and more.
Nature Trail Guide to Chamberlain Reynolds: Check out the new Chamberlain Reynolds Memorial Forest Nature Trail Guide!
Welcome Danielle Plumlee!: Please join us in welcoming Danielle to the SLA team as our new LRCC Program Manager.
Special Thanks to Emily Gross!: After two years as the Squam Lakes Association's Lakes Region Conservation Corps Program Manager, Emily Gross is leaving to start her next adventure.
Lake-wide ice out announced Wednesday, April 8th: Ice is out, spring is here!
New NHDES Squam Lakes Fish Consumption Guidelines: On March 30, 2020, NH Department of Environmental Services (DES) issued new fish consumption guidelines for Squam Lake. The PCB contaminants were found in lake sediments, and are not harmful to activities like swimming, boating or catch and release fishing.
Conservation Journal: Micaela: Micaela writes about what members gain, in addition to conservation experience, in this week's conservation journal!

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Upcoming Events

Jun

9

Virtual Science Pub Community Climate Conversation: Creating Our New Reality

Bring your thoughts and ideas, and your own beverage, to this virtual science pub held via zoom.
Jul

18

Squam Canoe Classic: Bass Fishing Tournament

Do you love to fish? Sign Up for one of our SQUAM CANOE CLASSIC: BASS FISHING TOURNAMENTS - it is all about the love of the lake, having a great time on the water and landing the big one. (Also held on July 25, 2020)
Jul

25

Squam Canoe Classic: Bass Fishing Tournament

Do you love to fish? Sign Up for one of our SQUAM CANOE CLASSIC: BASS FISHING TOURNAMENTS - it is all about the love of the lake, having a great time on the water and landing the big one. (Also held on July 18, 2020)
Sep

27

Squam Ridge Race 2020

The 12.2 mile and 4.1 mile Squam Ridge Race / Family hike is a fundraising effort for the trail network around Squam.

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