After the rain - Photo courtesy of Don Yurewicz
For more than 50 years Conway Lake Conservation Association (CLCA)
has worked to protect and preserve Conway Lake, Its shoreline and watershed, as a habitat for wildlife and a resource for recreation...
The Conway Lake Conservation Association (CLCA) was founded in 1960 under the name of Walker’s Pond Water Conservation Society. Our mission is to preserve the water quality of Conway Lake, its tributaries and estuaries, and to protect the habitat for loons, bald eagles, and other wildlife indigenous to the lake’s environment. The most important activity we support is the Lake Host Program, inspecting boats entering the Lake via the public boat launch. This is the CLCA's largest annual cost and is critical in protecting the Lake from invasive plants and species. Inspecting boats entering NH lakes is now State Law (N.H. REA 487:16-d) and we are working in partnership with the town of Conway. CLCA has three Lake Hosts who are stationed at the town beach boat launch daily from Memorial Day through Labor Day 6am - 7pm (and on weekends through Columbus Day) inspecting boats entering the lake according to this new law. Association members are mostly folks who own property on the lake, but membership is open to others who are interested in the Association’s mission. CLCA also contracts with a diver who does periodic inspections for invasive weeds such as milfoil. Additionally CLCA membership supports the New Hampshire Loon Preservation Committee and New Hampshire Lakes.
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