Mission
To promote the protection and enhancement of the water quality of
Panther Pond and to preserve its ecological, economic, recreational and aesthetic value.
Panther Pond and to preserve its ecological, economic, recreational and aesthetic value.
Latest Updates from the Panther Pond Association:
- The Courtesy Boat Inspection (CBI) program, managed by RWPA, is one of the most important things that happens for the protection of Panther Pond. The program, with support from PPA, RWPA, the State of Maine and grants provides the boat inspections at the Mill Street launch. RWPA, because of a lack of volunteers, has decided to create a part time, paid position to manage this program. If you are interested in the position or know someone who is, please contact RWPA. Thanks as always for your support. (Click here for details: cbi_rwpa_job_position.docx)
- Mill Street dam reconstruction plan details Sept. 2023 (Click here for details: ppa_dam_announcement_sept_2023.docx)
- Mill Street dam restoration project in 2024 - Here are some slides from the annual PPA meeting presentation: (Click here for details: ppa_mill_street_dam_slides_2023.pdf)
- Camp Hinds Shooting Experience on September 8, 2023 (Click here for details)
- Annual 2023 Panther Pond Association Meeting on August 12, 2023 from 10AM-12PM at Camp Timanous
- Annual 2022 PPA Meeting Minutes (click to view)
Join the PPA
Panther Pond Association memberships begin at $20. Higher amounts are very much appreciated and will be put to good use in our various environmental projects. Press the sign up button below and you will be directed to our membership page. Payment may be made by check or via PayPal Thank you for your support!
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In partnership with the following organizations
Sebago Clean Waters
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ME Lakes Environmental Association
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Lake Stewards of Maine
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Portland Water District
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Raymond Waterways Protective Assoc
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Loon Echo Land Trust
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