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PLC Lake Association continues to track the aging of our lake is in joining with Michigan clean water corps. Doug Ganger and Hallie Minglin are our lake monitoring stewards and collect water from specific areas at certain times of the year to report to MICORPS.
PLC Lake Association continues to track the aging of our lake is in joining with Michigan clean water corps. Doug Ganger and Hallie Minglin are our lake monitoring stewards and collect water from specific areas at certain times of the year to report to MICORPS.
Background on Eutrophication - All lakes age. They begin as oligotrophic lakes and age to become eutrophic lakes. Nutrients to accumulate in our lakes from agriculture, fertilizers, streets, sewage, and storm drains speeds up the process. The lower our Micorp score the better for our water quality. Training is necessary and several collection times for consistent water testing.
Please check out this recent link on healthy eating when consuming fish from our lake! There has been mercury found in our waters and surrounding waters so please review guidelines for consumption.
The following reports were shared last year by Michigan clean water corps for our lakes as well as many others in the surrounding area. Here are the results for our beautiful lakes. The summary chart shows the trend and latest status.
The following reports were shared last year by Michigan clean water corps for our lakes as well as many others in the surrounding area. Here are the results for our beautiful lakes. The summary chart shows the trend and latest status.
Click the link below to see the latest on Michigan Clean Water Corps Information Shared!
If you click this link and Cass County, you will find Christiana, Juno, and Painter results.
https://micorps.net/lake-monitoring/individual-lake-reports/
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