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2013 YCC Project Request
We are currently accepting requests for YCC projects. Please complete online project request form and we will get in touch with you.
2012 Annual Report
Download the 2012 Annual Report (pdf) to see a re-cap of all the activities the 30 MRWA completed in 2012.
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Paddle Trek 2013
Find out more about the annual Paddle Trek.
Q: What is a watershed?
A: Everyone lives in a watershed, no matter how much or how little water is nearby. A watershed is an area of land that drains into a river, stream or lake. It includes everything within its borders – the land, air, plants, animals, towns, farms and people. Watersheds drain (or “shed”) water into lakes through streams and ditches, directly over the ground surface and through groundwater. Everything that happens in a lake’s watershed eventually impacts the lake’s water quality, for better or worse.
Q: What is the 30 Mile River Watershed?
A: The 30 Mile River Watershed is a 200 square-mile rural region northwest of Augusta, Maine that encompasses over 20 lakes and ponds, many of which form a chain referred to as the “30 Mile River.” The chain runs from Kimball Pond south to Androscoggin Lake, and includes some of the more pristine lakes in Central Maine.
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