Floating wetlands are platforms containing native plants that float on the water's surface. Their plants roots absorb excess nutrients, capture suspended solids, and provide habitat for beneficial microorganisms that help break down pollutants. These systems can improve water quality, enhance biodiversity, and strengthen shoreline resilience. Join Pollyanna for a hands-on workshop and learn how floating […]
Join the Squam Lakes Association for an off-trail navigation adventure to uncover the history of an abandoned 19th-century sheep farm using traditional baseplate compasses.
Join Lakes Region Conservation Corps (LRCC) members on a water quality excursion on Squam Lake! Learn about how to take water quality data and how it contributes to our long term monitoring of Squam Lakes.
Join us on Saturday, August 1, 2026, for the Squam Lakes Association’s Annual Meeting. We’ll share updates on our work to protect Squam Lake, highlight accomplishments from the past year, and look ahead to what’s next.
Challenge yourself and join LRCC Member Macie on August 8th for an unforgettable summer hike. We'll be going up ladders, hitting two peaks, and climbing down through caves on this 5.3 mile adventure.
Join Lakes Region Conservation Corps (LRCC) members on a water quality excursion on Squam Lake! Learn about how to take water quality data and how it contributes to our long term monitoring of Squam Lakes.
Why do moths get a bad rap? While most other pollinators tuck in for the night, moths emerge for the night shift and continue to pollinate after dark. Join us after-hours in the SLA Barn for a brief presentation on moth identification, life cycles, and their importance in our ecosystems.
Ever wonder how a tree can tell its own story without speaking? Come join LRCC members Leon and Macie for a lesson all about trees. We'll explore why rings are made, what they tell us, and finish the day with a wood cookie craft.
Take a hike! Join Squam Lakes Association LRCC members for a day of trail work and hiking. Participants will meet at the trailhead at 9am, be given a brief introductory, and head up the Mt. Percival trail to begin.
Challenge your eyes and legs as we search for hidden forest gems around Squam Lakes Five Finger Point Trail. Learn some anatomy, identification, and foraging techniques with LRCC member Kevin Jones as we do a short 3 mile hike for mushrooms! This program is for all ages. No experience required.
