that filter the flow.
well-being.
the economy.
Sebago Clean Waters conserves forests to keep Maine’s largest drinking water supply clean.
Only 14% of the Sebago Lake watershed is currently conserved. To maintain the purity of the water, we need your help to permanently protect 25% of the forestland.
How and where to enjoy
the land and water
How and why we
protect the watershed
How downstream businesses and communities can contribute
How watershed landowners and towns can help
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Our Partners
Sebago Clean Waters is not a stand-alone entity, but a coalition of organizations working collaboratively toward shared goals.
Endorsements and statements by Sebago Clean Waters do not necessarily reflect the views of all member organizations.
Canoe and beer photos courtesy of Allagash Brewing Company.