LRAC: Twenty Years of Progress

In 2016, the committee received a grant from the National Park Service to create a report covering the history and progress of twenty years as a national Wild and Scenic River. The report was finalized and published in September 2017. The goals of the report are many:

Recognize and celebrate the accomplishments of individuals and stakeholders who participated in the development of the Lamprey River Management Plan and the federal designation of the river.
Provide a history of the designation and subsequent accomplishments.
Remind stakeholders that implementation of the plan requires long-term diligence and cooperation.
Explain the potential benefits of participating in the Wild and Scenic Rivers System.

The report is too large to be uploaded as one document, so the sections are listed below in the order that they appear in the final document. Please let us know what you think!Printed copies are available upon request by contacting info@lampreyriver.org.

Introductory Materials

Executive Summary, Chairman's Message, Partnership Wild and Scenic Rivers, LRAC

History of Lamprey River Protection

Community Partners

Water Quality and Flow

Wildlife and Ecology

Land Protection and Conservation

History and Archaeology

Recreation and Public Enjoyment

Project Review

Outreach and Education

References and Appendices