We conserve the lands and waters of the Belgrade Lakes region for all
7 Lakes supports land and water conservation in the Belgrade Lakes region by engaging with the community to achieve clean water, well stewarded lands, and a vibrant economy.
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Our lakes are at stake
Our challenge is both an immediate challenge to our watershed and a need to balance conservation, protection and the needs of all who live and work in the region. To meet this challenge, in late December 2017, the Belgrade Regional Conservation Alliance and the Maine Lakes Resource Center combined forces to create 7 Lakes Alliance. Together with our scientific research partner Colby College, 7 Lakes Alliance is committed to a mission of conserving the lands and waters of the Belgrade Lakes region for all.
Our StoryHow do we protect our water and land?
We lead the charge year-round against the threat of green lakes, as well as invasive aquatic plants in our waters. In addition to our extensive water quality initiatives, land conservation is a critical component of our work to help ensure the health of our waters.
Congressionally Directed Spending Grant Awarded
January 16
7 Lakes Alliance and North Pond Association Awarded $2.35 Million Federal Grant for Clean Water Restoration on North Pond Belgrade Lakes, Maine – 7 Lakes Alliance, in partnership with
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Land Trust Accreditation Renewed
December 18
December 12, 2025 – Belgrade Lakes, ME – 7 Lakes Alliance is proud to announce it successfully renewed its land trust accreditation proving that, as part of a network of over
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7 Lakes Alliance Receives $4,000 in Funding for Priority Conservation Projects
December 12
December 12, 2025 – Belgrade Lakes, ME – 7 Lakes Alliance has been awarded $4,000 through the L.L.Bean Maine Land Trust Grant Program, which Maine Coast Heritage Trust (MCHT) administers.
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Septic Project Initial Findings
December 9
Learn from Alex Debo, an intern from Maine Geospatial institute (MGI) who shares updates on the septic system modeling project including both technical details and preliminary results. He also
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Take a walk with Maine Master Naturalist Liz Koucky, and learn how to identify trees in their...
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