Save Our Lakes Summit/State of the Lakes Report (April 19)

The 2nd Annual

“SAVE OUR LAKES”

A Community Breakfast Event
to Present
the 2012 State of the Lakes Report

WHEN
Friday, April 19th, 2013
7:30am – 9:00am

WHERE
Monona Terrace Community & Convention Center
Exhibit Hall A & B

TICKET/TABLE
$45 ~ 1 person
$450 ~ 1 table of 10 people

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WHAT IS “SAVE OUR LAKES”?

The “Save Our Lakes” summit is CLA’s annual meeting where the State of the Lakes Report is presented.  Come learn about how lake conditions were in 2012, as well as Yahara WINs and our community’s efforts to implement adaptive management.

This year’s event will be built into Isthmus Publishing’s Green Day, an expo featuring speakers and exhibits on sustainability.  Among other program highlights, the Yahara Lakes Stewardship Award will be presented for outstanding service and commitment to protecting the Yahara Watershed. The “Save Our Lakes” summit is a great opportunity to network with key players in the water quality field.

WHAT IS THE STATE OF THE LAKES REPORT?

CLA together with its partners, is preparing the 2nd annual State of the Lakes Report and the Yahara Lakes Report Card. The report is a collection of data from scientists, Dane County, Madison & Dane County Public Health Department, park managers, local residents and business owners all of whom share an interest in the Yahara River Watershed and its lakes.

The first State of the Lakes covered a general overview of the Yahara Watershed, the Yahara Lakes Report Card, which included metrics on Lake Water Quality, Beaches, Aquatic Plant Harvesting, Lake Levels, and Ice Conditions, and a feature on community actions. The 2011 Report Card provided a baseline for the community to begin tracking lake conditions.

View the 2011 Report => State of the Yahara Lakes 2011 Report

One Response to Save Our Lakes Summit/State of the Lakes Report (April 19)

  1. Lance Green says:
    March 6, 2012 at 3:31 pm

    I am working with The Natural Step Monona and other groups on water issues and would like to find out more about the April 21 Save Our Lakes event. Is registration required? In your description above, you highlight the two reports to be reviewed. Could you provide links to these to review before the meeting? Thanks for all you do!

    From page http://www.cleanlakesalliance.com/events/save-our-lakes-summit/