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Squam Lakes Association

Working for Squam Watershed Wellness

Conserving the Squam Lakes Watershed since 1904.

SLA promotes the protection, careful use and shared enjoyment of the lakes, mountains, forests, open spaces and wildlife of the Squam Lakes region.Click Here to Learn More About the SLA! »
Squam Lakes Association

Working for Squam Watershed Wellness

Squam Ridge Race - September 30th, 2018

Hike or run the Squam ridge to support SLA trails! Click Here to sign up, volunteer, or support! »
Squam Lakes Association

Working for Squam Watershed Wellness

The 2018-2019 Lakes Region Conservation Corps program application is OPEN!

Join a team of conservation professionals to help protect New Hampshire's Lakes Region.Click Here for More Information and to Apply »
Squam Lakes Association

Working for Squam Watershed Wellness

Check Out SLA's Upcoming Events & Programs this Fall!

Experience the Squam Lakes Watershed!Click Here for a list of SLA Events! »

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

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HOURS OF OPERATION

Regular office hours are weekdays, 9:00-5:00
SLA store/canoe & kayak rentals open weekdays and weekends, 9:00-5:00
Camping Registration is open

Squam Lakes News

Squam Ridge Race - 12 mile or 4 mile version: Hike or run the ridge to help raise money for the Squam Trail system. Sign up now: www.squamlakes.org/events/squam-ridge-race-1
Conservation Journal: Mike: "Looking back to the summer, it is unbelievable the amount of diverse and multifaceted service the AmeriCorps members of SLA tackle."
Conservation Journal: Maggie: "My time here has not only been fun but has transformed me into the budding conservation professional I have always hoped to be. Here I have found myself delving into a broad range of conservation initiatives, allowing me to expand my education in an applied way."
Conservation Journal: Connor N.: "As the summer winds down and the cool days of fall wait just around the corner, I can’t help but reflect on the variety of changes happening around the lake, at the SLA, and in my own personal life. "
Conservation Journal: Erica: "At the time I was just beginning to see all that makes a non-profit function, but since then I have observed so many examples of these partnerships with the SLA, organizations working together to mutually accomplish their missions."
Conservation Journal: Ben: "It’s great to see so much life and diversity out in our forests not just because frogs and fungi are cool to look at, but because it speaks to the quality of the ecosystems that we have in the watershed."
Postcards from camp: Sawyer: " It’s campouts like these that makes being a camp counselor the best way to spend a summer. "

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Upcoming Events

Sep

20

Volunteer: Trail Work Day

Spend a morning volunteering with our AmeriCorps trail crew out on the Butterworth Trail!
Sep

22

Chamberlain Treasures: Discover the ecosystems of Chamberlain Reynolds Memorial Forest

Look under logs, dip nets in swamp, hike less traveled trails to uncover the treasures at Chamberlain-Reynolds!
Sep

22

Volunteer: Trail Work Day

Spend a morning volunteering with our AmeriCorps trail crew out on Squam region trails!
Sep

25

Volunteer: Trail Work Day

Volunteer with our trail crew out on one of our many trails!
Sep

25

Science Pub: Squam - the impacts of climate shifts & disruptions with Rick Van de Poll

Join us in the lounge at Walter's Basin Restaurant for engaging evenings discussing the impacts of climate change.

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