ICE CONDITIONS

 Sadly, the rink is out of commission due to the weather giving us a slushy layer on top of the snow.  That's it for this season. 

 

March 2019

This years Weed Control Program to be started earlier this  year.  We've submitted our APM permits to Lake Restoration for processing.  

​With the high water we should have we're hoping to get a jump on lake management activities earlier in the season.  
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2019 Membership Form  

Say Hello
Fill out a form on the contact page so we can introduce ourselves.

Meeting Calendar

Next Board of Directors
Date: TBD
​7:00pm
Location: TBD
 

​Click here for information.

Let's Talk Cattails

Muscrat Populations are up.  They help control the cattails. 

The image of Shavers Lake in the 1905 map below doesn't look at all like it is today.  That's how much we have changed the shape and state of the lake.  We need to be a great steward to protect this watershed from disappearing completely, which has almost happened twice in the past 30 years.   

Narrow-leaved Cattail

T. angustifolia is not native to Minnesota or the United States but is a native of Canada. Eloise Butler introduced the plant to the Garden on April 26, 1913 and again on May 18, 1913 with plants sourced from Kelsey's Nursery in North Carolina. Having been introduced to Minnesota long ago, it is found in many counties across the state. The plant is a predator for native vegetation, it predominates and is invasive. For more info contact Peter
 Picture1905 Map of Shavers Lake

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