KEZAR LAKE WATERSHED ASSOCIATION,PO BOX 88,LOVELL,ME 04051
Map of Watershed Courtesy of Greater Lovell Land Trust
Nestled into the foothills of the White Mountains lies Kezar 
Lake,in southwestern Maine. Nine miles long from North to South,and covering a total of 2,510 acres,it is one of the region’s great natural treasures. The watershed includes some 56 square miles,the towns of Lovell,Stoneham and Stow,nine smaller ponds,numerous sparkling streams,and sweeping views of the White Mountains and other mountain ranges. Loons,landlocked salmon,large and small-mouth bass,lake trout,white perch,pickerel,and smelt all find an excellent habitat in these waterways.
View from Hatch Hill
Valued for their rare beauty,their recreational opportunities,their ecological richness,and their vital contribution to the local economy,these lakes and streams are vulnerable today as never before. The Kezar Lake Watershed Association,which has been a leader in lake protection since 1969,is dedicated to protecting the Kezar Lake watershed for the enjoyment of future generations.
Please join us in the crucial work of preserving this precious natural resource. Don’t take it for granted!
We welcome your input,photos to share,and ideas for the website. Contact us HERE.
And we encourage your donations:of your time,of your monetary gifts,and,of course, your membership. Again,please join us in the crucial work of preserving this precious natural resource.
The Lovell Invasive Plant Protection Committee (LIPPC),a town committee,is working to beef up the defenses against invasive aquatics. For more about this initiative,go HERE. Information will be posted as it becomes available. There will be many ways for you to become involved in this critical effort.
