Total Grounds Landscape is supporting the mission of the Winnisquam Watershed Network in assuring the health and quality of the state’s fourth largest lake with a donation of $1,000.
“At Total Grounds, we have the privilege of working on properties throughout the Lake Winnisquam watershed, from routine landscape maintenance to designing and installing lakefront landscapes and outdoor living spaces,” said Josh Marceau, owner of Total Grounds Landscape, in Tilton.
“We understand that every project we complete has the potential to impact the health of the lake. That's why we believe it's important to not only create beautiful outdoor spaces, but to design and build them in a way that protects water quality and allows the wildlife and natural ecosystem in and around the lake to thrive. That is why we support the Winnisquam Watershed Network. They do the ‘heavy lifting’ to keep our waters clean, from running water quality tests to managing invasive milfoil and organizing the Lake Host program to inspect incoming boats. Protecting this lake is a true team effort, and we want to do our part to help ensure Lake Winnisquam remains healthy for generations to come,” he added.
“We are pleased and honored to earn the support of Total Grounds and other businesses and organizations that value and understand essential bond of a healthy environment and a healthy quality of life,” said Sara Steiner, executive director of WWN.
For more information, visit totalgroundsnh.com or winnisquamwatershed.org.


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