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Water Resources

Find out where run-off from your property goes! The Maine Lakes Environmental Association has built an extremely useful tool for curious landowners who want to know where their run-off goes. 

Click this link to access the Maine Watershed Map!

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The Maine Department of Agriculture, Conservation, and Forestry Farmer's Drought Relief Fund is making grants available to farmers to address the need for agricultural water management plans. 

Water management plans are written by the Soil and Water Conservation district, and are used in future years to apply for funding for dug wells, drilled wells, gravel packed wells, and water storage ponds. 

If you're interested in this program, click this link for more information!

We partner with Project SHARE, an organization dedicated to river connectivity and salmon habitat restoration. 

Formed in 1994, SHARE has spent decades removing dams, replacing culverts, and building habitat for Maine Atlantic Salmon in Downeast Maine's watersheds. 

For more information on Project SHARE, click this link!

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