Jul 31, 2024
Have you noticed the growth of weeds, blue green algae or the sometimes murky green colour of the water?
Can something be done?
The Dog and Cranberry Lakes Association (DCLA), a not for profit organization, is making a plan and would like your input.
The purpose of the Association is to support efforts and undertake research that will conserve and improve the environment. The major focus is water quality, especially algae, invasive aquatic plants, land use planning, shoreland health, and preserving nature.
The plan will identify the issues and how we, as a community, intend to work on them. The Association is producing the plan because it represents the interests of all the users of the lakes, be they property owners, seasonal residents, fishermen, or visitors. With a plan we will be able to make progress to conserve the lakes and surrounding environment for generations to come.
Through a comprehensive State of the Lakes Report, produced last year, we have identified 7 issues that need action. Now, through the Draft Conservation Plan the goals that we would like to reach and actions to achieve those goals have been outlined for consultation.
The DCLA is hosting an public consultation open house on Saturday August 3rd at Gilmour Point Beach pavilion between 9:00 and noon. Please come for coffee and share your thoughts or talk to the author of the plan, we would like to hear from you. You can also send your comments or questions to the Dog and Cranberry Lakes Association at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
More Stories
- Kaladar Station - Sometimes the timing is just right
- 50th Anniversary Party for Rural Frontenac Community Services
- Bioblitz Coming This Week at Piccadilly Property
- Committee recommends looking at an accommodation tax in Frontenac County
- Bobs and Crow Lake Shoreline Restoration
- Ellen Fraser is recognized as the winner of the 2025 MERA Award of Excellence in Fine Art and Fine Craft.
- Addington Highlands Treads Lightly Into F Carney Flag Debate Territory
- Simonett Purchase Raises Questions
- Why This Green Could Not Vote Red
- The Sand Is Still Coloured