LAMPREY RIVER WATERSHED

The Lamprey River Watershed Association (LRWA) was formed in 1983 to promote the restoration, conservation, wise development and use of the natural resources of the Lamprey River Watershed. Conserving fish and wildlife, forests, soil and water resources along with pollution abatement are key goals of the Association. Through education and research, the LRWA will work to increase the understanding among citizens about the importance of water and land conservation in the watershed... Water Quality Monitoring has been one of the LRWA's annual programs that monitors the quality of the Lamprey's water. Coordinated with the VRAP Program (administered by the New Hampshire Department of Environmental Services) and the New Hampshire Water Resources Research Center (NHWRR) at UNH (https://wrrc.unh.edu/), LRWA volunteers spend time each summer to monitor the quality of the water in our river through sampling at 10 locations throughout the watershed. In 2023, The LRWA is testing new water..

Also known as: Lamprey River Watershed Association

Primary location: Lee United States