Lake Stewardship
Reduce runoff, protect shoreline habitat, and support a healthier pond.
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Residents, Camp Owners, Visitors, Volunteers
Protecting Threemile Pond for the next generation.
A local lake association focused on water quality, stewardship, and the traditions that make this pond worth preserving.
Watershed Project
The watershed report gives the pond a roadmap.
The 2025 survey identifies runoff and erosion issues across the watershed and gives the community practical next steps for protecting water quality.
It is part of a broader Tri-Watershed-Based Management Plan for Threemile, Webber, and Threecornered ponds, a 10-year action plan intended to guide restoration, protection, and future funding.
44
pages in the completed report
107
documented NPS sites in the watershed
20
volunteers involved in the survey effort
Focus
Three ways to take action
Start with the essentials: stewardship, events, and staying in touch.
Events and Gatherings
Join the 2026 Annual Meeting on June 27, then gather for the annual 4th of July Boat Parade on July 4 at 10:00 a.m.
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Ask questions, share ideas, and learn how to support the association's work.
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About the Pond
A Maine lake shaped by tradition and care
Threemile Pond is known for quiet water, evening light, fishing, boating, and the camp traditions that bring families back year after year.
Learn about Threemile PondQuick Snapshot
- Located in China and Windsor, Maine
- Supports recreation, habitat, and lakefront community life
- Benefits from erosion control and watershed stewardship
- Welcomes both year-round and seasonal involvement
Life on the Pond
Still water, family traditions, and a shared responsibility to preserve them.
Threemile Pond feels calm, local, and worth protecting carefully.
What preservation means here
- Keeping the water clean enough for swimming, boating, and fishing
- Protecting shoreline habitat and scenic character
- Helping camp owners and residents make informed choices
- Passing a healthier pond to the next generation
Get Involved
Every shoreline project and volunteer hour helps.
Member donations can be made anytime through Zeffy and help fund ongoing projects, events, research for water quality, erosion control work, and Courtesy Boat Inspections.