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About SCLA
SCLA is the only organization dedicated exclusively to preserving and protecting the Spider Chain of Lakes.
Spider Chain of Lakes is comprised of five interconnected lakes, which include Clear, Big Spider, Little Spider, Fawn, and North. The Chain hosts a fishery for walleye, muskie, bass, and panfish. It is characterized by a rich underwater structure of reefs, points, and drop-offs, and large fish-holding cabbage beds abound. Spider Chain of Lakes Association (SCLA), founded in 1955, is a charitable organization dedicated to preserving the Spider Chain of Lakes for future generations. It works to protect the natural environment, improve water and wildlife health, and promote responsible use of this irreplaceable resource. Through education, water quality monitoring, and supporting shoreline and water regulations, SCLA fosters conservation efforts for the benefit of both the community and the ecosystem. |
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Threats and opportunitiesSpider Chain of Lakes faces significant threats. Invasive species like Eurasian Watermilfoil and Hybrid Eurasion Watermilfoil, although not present yet, pose a serious risk to water activities and wildlife habitat. Preventing their introduction is crucial, as removal efforts are costly and often ineffective. |  Summertime on Little Spider Lake |
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