Nature Education

The future of Newfound depends on the next generation. By connecting kids with the natural environment, we're building conservationists that will care for our natural resources in the years to come. During the course of the school year, NLRA works in and out of local classrooms, facilitates field trips, and visits after-school programs to teach watershed science and conservation principles.

The health of the Newfound Watershed depends on the actions of our community. Along with schools, camps, and community programs, NLRA offers year-round events to engage all ages in the work of conserving our land and water. We hope to see you there!

Upcoming NLRA Events

Visit NewfoundLake.org/events 

to register and see all upcoming events.

Volunteer this winter!

Volunteers are key to conserving Newfound, and we have a job for everyone! Join our community of volunteers making a difference for Newfound in every season.

Winter Salt Watch Monitor

Road salt is a source of chloride pollution. Help us track the effects of winter salt use as a salt watch monitor. Contact: Paul@NewfoundLake.org

Snowshoe Crew

Grey Rocks Conservation Area is open to the public year-round. Help us keep the trails accessible to all by joining the snowshoe crew and packing down trails after snowstorms. Contact: Paul@NewfoundLake.org

Learn more and see all volunteer opportunities at: NewfoundLake.org/volunteer

Donate today for a cleaner, clearer future!

Newfound Lake faces growing threats from invasive species and pollution. With your help, we can build Newfound's resilience to these challenges. Your donation keeps Newfound's waters clean and forests green.

Support our growing initiatives to protect Newfound Lake for you, your family, and future generations by donating today.