 Piscataqua River Data:Drainage area: 1,495 square miles Rivers, Lakes, and Streams in the Piscataqua Watershed: Bellamy River Cocheco River Great Bay Great East Lake Great Works River Hampton Harbor Kennebunk River Mousam Lake Mousam River Oyster River Piscatagua River Salmon Falls River Scuamscott River Square Pond Townhouse Pond York River |
 Piscataqua Watershed
The Piscataqua watershed is made up primarily of the Salmon Falls River, which forms the lower boundary between Maine and New Hampshire, and the Piscataqua River. Overlooking the Salmon Falls River, South Berwick
Local Organizations – Piscataqua Watersheds Wells National Estuarine Research Reserve |
Our mission is to protect, restore, and enhance the ecological health of Maine's river systems
Our mission is to protect, restore and enhance
the ecological health of Maine's river systems.
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River News
LePage allows alewives bill to become law
Link to Portland Press Herald article
Dam’s removal will help restore river
Link to Portland Press Herald article
Don’t let this legislation get away: Open the St. Croix to alewives
Link to Bangor Daily News opinion piece.
Maine River Restoration Successes
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Advocating for Free Flowing Rivers
Hundreds of years ago, before the first European settlers came to Maine, the region looked very different.
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Restoring Native Fish to Our Rivers
We work to restore native fish populations to rivers throughout Maine. Read more
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We forge alliances, support local river groups and help create grassroots organizations for watershed protection. Read more
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