Torsey Pond Association - TPA
Torsey Has Babies!
Torsey Pond has two chicks near the north entrance to the narrows. Please paddle or boat carefully in this area.
Torsey Pond did loose two other nests: One was washed out form a fast moving and heavy rainstorm. The nest was located in the middle of the south section of the lake between Torsey Shores Rd and Stage Coach Rd on a flaoting island. The other nest, with two visible eggs in the Northwest cove on one of the islands, was abandoned.
Torsey Pond Loon Rafts
The TPA, in collaboration with Maine Audubon, built and launched 2 nesting rafts for our loons April 22, 2022.
Placing the raft into position
Our Gorgeous Pond in Every Season
Photo credits to our clerk and supporter Mark Dershwitz
Advocate Spotlight:
Meet Our Very Own Invasive Species Prevention Advocate:
Andrew Zuorski
Read the latest article in the Kennebec Journal that Andy has contributed to for the preservation and protection of Torsey Pond:
Andy Zuorski, TPA Invasive Prevention Director
Variable leaf milfoil growing in 2019 in North Bay of Great Pond in Belgrade. Joe Phelan/Kennebec Journal file photo
If you would like to make a donation to help the Milfoil Prevention Program and the Courtesy Boat Inspections, please click on the donation button below and select your contribution amount.
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Sign Up to Volunteer as a Courtesy Boat Inspector (CBI)
Help Protect Torsey From Invasive Aquatic Plants! We Now Have an Easy On Line Sign Up Schedule!
Click here for on line volunteer sign up
The Dam Restoration Project is Complete!
Thanks to our members, friends and the TPA directors who made this project an amazing success! Click here to view more photos and a report of this project.
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The Torsey Pond Association (TPA) was formed in 1988 with the express purpose to preserve Torsey Pond, its shores and dam for all property owners around the lake, and for the towns of Readfield and Mt. Vernon. Members support the work of the association with annual dues, donations and by volunteering on various committees. The TPA is governed by a board of directors and members can vote on initiatives at an annual meeting that is held in July. If you haven’t already done so, please consider supporting the work of the TPA by becoming a member and making a donation securely Online or Mail-In from our Membership Page!
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