Want to know how to create a healthier shoreline on your waterfront? Are Canada Geese fouling your grassed areas? Concerned about stormwater runoff or septic… Read More »Shoreline Advisors Available on Halls Lake June 10/11 2017 Weekend
The spring runoff of 2016 resulted in reservoir levels higher than normal on many lakes in the Gull and Southeast reservoir drainage basins. In most… Read More »As you’re opening the cottage, check & report damage due to high water levels to the CEWF
Did you know that the spring cottage season started in 2015 with one of the largest initiatives every undertaken by your Association? A shoreline evaluation study… Read More »Your shoreline evaluation report will arrive soon!
On September 27th, Peter Dadzis (HHLPOA President) accepted the Haliburton Highlands Land Trust 2015 Enviro-Hero Award for the Township of Algonquin Highlands on behalf of the HHLPOA.… Read More »HHLPOA is an award winning lake association!
The team is working their way around Halls lake, making excellent progress assessing shoreline ecosystems and diversity around all properties. Hopefully, they will be on… Read More »Healthy Shorelines 2015 project
We all care about the health of our lakes but who is looking after lake health? Governments of all stripes are cutting back on the… Read More »Practical Lake Protector Tips from the CHA
Your HHLPOA Water Quality Working Group has been hard at work this summer. We have been able to organize data collection teams on all three… Read More »Water quality and what we’re doing about it
FOCA has some suggestions for prevention of the spread of invasive species in our lakes & in the woods: – Report a suspected sighting of… Read More »Invasive species – what to do?
Paul MacInnes, President of the CHA, delivered an informative presentation on septic systems and natural shorelines. His full presentation is attached and you can email… Read More »AGM Presentation from Paul McInnes, Coalition of Haliburton Property Owner’s Associations
For many cottagers and other waterfront residents, the quiet spot by the lake is a little bit of paradise where we can relax, play, and… Read More »A Cottager’s Guide to a Healthy Waterfront