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Maintain a Natural Shoreline

BCLSA

Mar 18, 2023

Water quality and the health of the lake is directly impacted by changes to the natural shoreline. Understand why natural shorelines improve the quality of Big Cedar Lake. Watershed Canada runs a program to help cottage owners make a plan, select plant material and do the planting for naturalization.

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About the Association 

Established in 2011, the organization first came together to fight the invasive species Eurasian Water Milfoil.

Since that time, the beauty of Big Cedar Lake, the joy it brings us and the need to ensure its long-term sustainability has kept the BCLSA together.

We are a non-profit organization and open to all property owners (seasonal or permanent residents) on the lake.

The Association is governed by a Board of caring volunteers who are elected each year by BCLSA members at the Annual General Meeting.

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We welcome you and hope you will become a member.

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