If you’re at Lake Quannapowitt and you see entangled fishline that you can’t remove safely, email mail@folq.org or call us at (781) 486-3795 and describe the location of the fishline (nearest street, park, etc. and description of where the line is snagged). Our fishline retrieval volunteer will remove the fishline.
FOLQ has published our spring newsletter. Click the link below to read about one of our amazing water quality volunteers, our upcoming Dinner & Educational Presentation (5/21!), spring events like Learn to Fish, our new TSF scholarship, Galvin Middle schoolers cleaning up the lake, and more!
At the FOLQ Annual Dinner and Meeting, Town Engineer bill Renault gave a presentation on the Town’s recent and upcoming initiatives to improve the water quality within the Lake.
View the video of the water quality presentation here.
FOLQ is a 100% volunteer organization and is always looking for new people who would be interested in supporting clean up, conservation, and beautification efforts around the lake. Consider some of the ways you might lend a hand at Lake Quannapowitt! Most of our volunteer options are family-friendly.
Friends of Lake Quannapowitt (FOLQ) is looking for a Digital Communications Volunteer to help keep our community connected. If you have a few hours a week to manage our Facebook and Instagram pages and make simple updates to our WordPress website, we would love to have you on board! It is a fully remote, highly flexible role that helps keep our supporters informed.
What you’ll do:
Time Requested: 1-2 hours per week during busy seasons (spring and fall) – less during winter and summer
Ideal Skills: Experience with WordPress, Facebook, and Instagram, and using scheduling programs like Meta Business, Hootsuite, etc.
Interested? Email Brie Reynolds for more info, briewreynolds@gmail.com.
FOLQ Membership is what drives the organization. Your membership provides financial support for our organization, keeps you informed of our activities, invites you to our annual events, and helps secures its future. And individual donations from private individuals, civic groups, corporations, and foundations are vitally important to helping to renew, care, and advocate for the Lake and its surrounding valuable public green spaces.