Winnisquam Marine supports the WWN

BELMONT ― Winnisquam Marine is supporting the mission of the Winnisquam Watershed Network, to preserve and protect Lake Winnisquam and its watershed now and for future generations, in assuring the health and quality of the state’s fourth largest lake with a business sponsorship of $1,000.

“As a multigenerational, locally-owned family business started on Lake Winnisquam by my father, Ed Crawford, who is a Fresh Water Ecosystem specialist, we are proud to support the work of the Winnisquam Watershed Network and their efforts to protect and preserve our cherished lake. We appreciate how WWN has brought together the knowledge, resources and people dedicated to ensuring that Winnisquam remains a healthy, vibrant body of water now and for generations to come” said Julie Marsh, executive director of Winnisquam Marine.

“We are incredibly grateful to Winnisquam Marine for their generous $1,000 business sponsorship of the Winnisquam Watershed Network. As a family-owned business that has called Lake Winnisquam home for generations, Winnisquam Marine understands the importance of protecting the lake that means so much to our community," said Sara Steiner, executive director of Winnisquam Watershed Network. "Their support helps WWN continue our work in water quality monitoring, invasive species prevention, watershed protection, and education. We deeply appreciate their investment in the health of Lake Winnisquam and their partnership in helping ensure this incredible resource is protected for generations to come.” 

Winnisquam Marine’s Belmont location is its original home base on Lake Winnisquam, where the family-owned business has operated since 1977.

For more information about the Winnisquam Watershed Network and how you can get involved as a WWN member, business sponsor and or volunteer, visit winnisquamwatershed.org.