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A partnership to keep Sebago Lake clean by conserving forests in the Sebago Lake watershed.

08/18/2026

🚣‍♀️🎣Have you gotten out to the water this summer? Tag us in your posts and share how you stay active and cool in and around Sebago (or the water coming from it!). Keeping the water clean and the forests healthy is hard work, but that doesn't mean we can't have fun while we're at it.

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08/11/2026

Join us next month at Riverbank park in Westbrook for an evening of film and discussion centered on rivers, migratory fish, and the communities who depend on them. From stories of dam removal in Maine and Oregon, to local alewife migration, river poetry, and old ladies swimming for trash in Cape Cod, this will be a night to remember.

Learn more about the films, panelists, and event details at the link in our bio.

Thanks to our partners:
𝗠aine 𝗢utdoor 𝗙ilm 𝗙estival
Discover Downtown Westbrook
Friends of the Presumpscot River
Presumpscot Regional Land Trust
GMRI
Trout Unlimited - Sebago Chapter
LEA

07/30/2026

📖 🔮 We're talking forest filtration on this edition of Lake Lore! Learn more about how forests keep our water clean at the link in our bio, and we'll catch you in the next one.
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07/23/2026

Capturing B Roll for the next edition of Lake Lore (coming soon!) is a very aesthetic experience. There's no better time than now to get outside in the Sebago Lake watershed! Learn how at sebagocleanwaters.org

07/10/2026

Perfect day for a walk in Pondicherry Park in Bridgton with Loon Echo Land Trust. There are lots of ways to get outside this summer in the Sebago lake watershed, hit the link in our bio to see more.
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06/30/2026

What a thrill to see Follow The Water selected Best Kayaking Film at the 2026 Paddling Film Festival! We were happy to be featured in the film, as well as in this outstanding article by Marissa Trepanier in Paddling Magazine. We highly suggest you follow the link in our bio to read the full article.

Huge thanks to Andy Gagne Photography, Jenny O'Connell, and Maine Mountain Media for brining us along on this wild ride!

06/10/2026

The first show of the season at feels like coming home. Infinite love to for having us back for year three of connecting with fans about water, music, and how its all connected! We've got some fun new tricks up our sleeve this summer, so come say hi and help us color, grab a bandana, and talk lake lore!

05/30/2026

Magic in Mill Brook! We recently got the chance to see thousands of alewives migrating upstream along with an intrepid crew of SCW partners, guided by our friends at . Make sure to check their page for the latest information on when and where to witness this amazing annual sight.

05/23/2026

🐟 🌎 🐟 Happy World Fish Migration Day! It was a treat to catch up with Maine Department of Inland Fisheries & Wildlife at their new smolt wheel location on the Crooked River. Tracking populations of migratory salmon across different life stages is an important part of how the department makes decisions and ultimately helps to protect species across the state.

03/19/2026

💧📖 We're back with more Lake Lore! This time with special guest Colin Holme of Lakes Environmental Association. We're talking all things Highland lake in Bridgton (not to be confused with the one in Falmouth/Windham). Colin drops some knowledge about the lake and the Highland Research Forest, which has miles of trails on 420 acres of conserved watershed forest. More info at mainelakes.org!

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http://www.sebagocleanwaters.org/

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