We protect the Newfound Lake Watershed. Through conservation, education, and stewardship, we build a healthy, resilient ecosystem—for today and for generations to come.
Our 2025 Annual Report is Now Available
2025 was a transformative year for the Newfound Lake Region Association. From opening the Grey Rocks Conservation Center to advancing watershed protection, expanding education programs for all ages, and strengthening our long-term strategic vision, this report reflects what we accomplished together to protect Newfound Lake and its watershed.
We invite you to explore the full report and see what your support made possible.
To receive a print copy, email Audrey@NewfoundLake.org.
Community Education
By educating and engaging our community, we can ensure a continued tradition of stewardship.
Water Quality
Newfound Lake’s water quality is measured weekly from mid-May through September at seven monitoring sites.
Invasive Species
NLRA Lake Hosts and Weed Watchers, along with conscientious recreators, can keep invasive aquatic species at bay.
Grey Rocks, Our New Home
We’ve opened the doors to the Grey Rocks Conservation Center, a space where discovery, learning, and conservation come together. Come see what’s new!
Events
News from Newfound
Ice-In on Newfound Lake
Posted 1/22/26
The lake was fully covered by ice beginning January 3rd, the earliest ice-in date since 2019. Along with recreational opportunities, ice cover plays an important role in keeping Newfound Lake healthy.
Winter Bird Feeding
Posted 12/22/25
Backyard bird feeding is a rewarding way to connect with nature and support non-migratory birds during the toughest months of the year.
Winter Rain and Water Quality
Posted 12/22/25
After weeks of cold and snow, the Newfound Watershed experienced warmer temperatures and rain. Winter rainstorms come with unique challenges, especially when rain falls on snow or frozen ground.
Pitch in and help the lake!
Your time and energy make a lasting impact. Protect clean water, care for local lands, and connect with your community as an NLRA volunteer.