PayPal is Here!
WLA has added a PayPal account to our website. Many people prefer to use this for dues paying. This convenience is now activated. You will be directed to a PayPal page, where you can depend upon their security. Or send Read More
Sediment Sensitivity
A relatively new scientific procedure is now being used by the Maine Department of Environment Protection. It’s called Sediment Sensitivity and involves taking a core sample of the lake bottom and analyzing it in a lab for the content of Read More
Getting Back into the Swing!
The snow is finally gone, the ice has melted and folks are working on their yards, bringing out the picnic tables and getting ready to put the docks in! That means the Wilson Lake Association has already held its first Read More
Fall 2017 Newsletter now available to view and download
The Fall 2017 Newsletter is now available to view and download here: WLA Newsletter Fall 2017 PDF
Invasive Plant Patrol
Be sure to check out the Invasive Plant Patrol guided Paddle. Look under Events and click on the title.
Image Gallery of the 2017 Boat Parade
An image gallery of the 2017 Boat Parade is ready for viewing here: (If you have images you’d like to add, please feel free to email them to us.) 2017 Boat Parade Image Gallery
The Spring 2017 WLA Newsletter is now available to download
A PDF version of Spring 2017 Newsletter is available for download here: WLA Newsletter Spring 2017
Invasive Plant Training 101 – June 16,2017
Maine Volunteer Lake Monitoring Program will present Invasive Plant Training 101 at the Anderson Learning Center on Bradeen Street in Springvale on June 16 from 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM. This is a free course to teach us to recognize Read More
Wilson Lake Community Breakfast
Be sure to click on the Events Page to read about our first Community Breakfast scheduled for July 1 from 9:00 to 11:00!
Wilson Lake Clean Water Project – New This Year!
No matter how much time you get to spend at the lake, the main attraction and the foundation of your property value is the quality of the water. Erosion and invasive species are the two biggest threats. No matter how Read More