Polluted and weedy lakes are the result of 3 primary things: 1.) The DNR not controlling native and invasive weeds 2.) farm drainage and irrigation that goes unchecked and flows directly into our lakes and streams. 3.) The DNR not properly controlling erosion surrounding culverts and roadways. Lake property owners want healthy lakes. They are also the tax payers who pay for the DNR to even exist. I do not think the DNR has the best interests of the tax payer or lake property owner in mind. Lake property owners want clean healthy lakes that they can enjoy. Not weedy dirty lakes. The local lake associations need more control and jurisdiction over their lakes.
Well done, Anoka County and Lake Associations! Great graphics and descriptions. Thank you.
Really wonderful job well done with this video! I will be sharing it with the lakeshore owners of Lakeville for sure!
Very well done! Will definitely share this with lakeshore owners.
This is a great video! I will share it on our Leek/Trowbridge Lake Association Facebook page!
Really well done video! I think I will share it to some other lakeshore owners!
Geese ate all the plants planted in Little Rock lake.
Polluted and weedy lakes are the result of 3 primary things:
1.) The DNR not controlling native and invasive weeds
2.) farm drainage and irrigation that goes unchecked and flows directly into our lakes and streams.
3.) The DNR not properly controlling erosion surrounding culverts and roadways.
Lake property owners want healthy lakes. They are also the tax payers who pay for the DNR to even exist. I do not think the DNR has the best interests of the tax payer or lake property owner in mind. Lake property owners want clean healthy lakes that they can enjoy. Not weedy dirty lakes. The local lake associations need more control and jurisdiction over their lakes.