Amesbury Outdoors is an organization that advocates and cares for significant natural lands and waterways in the greater Amesbury area for the benefit of the community and the environment.
1. Responsibility of the greenspaces, lakes, waterways and trails that we steward
2. Integrity in the work we do and partnerships we create
3. Respect of the natural world and each other
Amesbury Outdoors envisions a community that values the need for a healthy, natural environment to ensure the overall well-being of its citizens.
Who Are We?
We are an association of residents formed to advocate for Lake Gardner and its surrounding open and wooded spaces known as the Powow Conservation area.
The LGIA was organized by local residents committed to promoting recreational use of the beach, lake and trails throughout the City of Amesbury.
.The LGIA is made up of members and volunteers from the community who view the Lake Gardner green space as an important asset to Amesbury, and are working to improve and extend its accessibility to its residents.
Our goals continue to be to see that:
The health and features of the lake are both restored and protected.
Our City's open space and trails remain a priority.
The lake, trails and open space are valued as an educational and passive recreational resource are promoted.
It is our hope that through public information and education, citizens, businesses, and leaders of Amesbury will take an active role in restoring and preserving Lake Gardner and its surrounding natural areas.
You can help us by Joining the LGIA today! email info@lgia.org
We continue to lobby for improvements and sponsor annual trail cleanups and events.
Join us and help to make a difference today!
The Lake Gardner Association is a registered 501c non-profit, and all donations are tax deductible.
Your donations will help us to continue to raise awareness of lake issues, improve water quality, and kick-start our annual fund-raising activities.
Click the link below to donate to the LGIA
If you're interested in environmental stewardship, getting involved with your community, or just helping out, new volunteers are always welcome. To find out more about us, why not come to a meeting? Please see below for instructions on how to join us at our next meeting.
Meetings:
Our group meets on the second Monday of the month. We do not meet in July and August.
Please contact us at the link below to receive specific time and location information.
Lake Gardner Improvement Association is a tax-exempt 503(c) organization; donations to the LGIA are deductible.
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