As part of NRWA's 40th Anniversary celebration, we're encouraging everyone to get outdoors and explore the watershed. To make getting outdoors more fun, we are holding a raffle for great outdoor equipment-- four prizes with a drawing each season of the year. Proceeds benefit the NRWA's water quality, land stewardship, and environmental education programs.

Congratulations to Dorothy Rhodes of Shrewsbury
Winner of our April 14th Drawing
for a Magellan Explorist 100 GPS

Congratulations to Kim Dotson of Tewksbury
Winner of our July 12th Drawing
for the Perception Kayak with Paddle

REMAINING PRIZES

Trek 7100 Hybrid Bicycle ($440 value)
(Drawing: October 4, 2009 at the NRWA River Resource Center in Groton, MA)

The true Hybrid, Trek's 7100 series is a bike for all paths and manners of concrete. The perfect marriage of toughness and efficiency, the bike features rugged aluminum tubing with a suspension fork and fast rolling tires that allow you to hit the dirt if conditions call for it. If you're looking for a fast and durable solution to the changing landscape, you've just found it.
For Bike Specifications.

Women’s TUBBS Venture Snowshoes ($170 value)
(Drawing: December 31, 2009 at the NRWA River Resource Center in Groton, MA)

Tubbs Venture women's snowshoes are made for winter fun! Lightweight and easy to use, the Venture Series is the perfect Snowshoe for winter fun and exploration. Stable, lightweight design. Incredibly durable, too. More: Easy-to-use ReAct bindings with dual pull-strap system and cinch pull for quick entry / exit; SureTrac split-claw crampon design has 6 points of contact for secure traction on rolling terrain; and the Rotating toe cord optimizes stability and crampon pentration, while shedding snow to conserve energry.
For Snowshoe Specifications.


Special thanks to Pedal Power Bike & Ski
at 176 Great Road in Acton for the donation of the bicycle and snowshoes.

TICKETS

Kayak raffle tickets are $2 each or $10 for a book of six. You choose which drawing to enter, enter one or split your tickets to enter both! Tickets are available at the NRWA River Resource Center in Groton, at NRWA events, and from NRWA representatives. You can also call the NRWA at (978) 448-0299; ticket stubs will be held at the NRWA for pick-up (federal law prohibits the mailing of tickets).