Lake Monitor Training

Join Our Front-Line Defense - Be A Lake Monitor!

SCLA Lake Monitor Program – a MY SHORELINE WEEK initiative

Come and learn - no registration needed:

Welcome Current and Future Lake Monitors!

Sunday, June 23, 2024

1:00 – 2:30 pm

Blackiron Grill (12131 Hwy 77)

Natalie Erler, Sawyer County AIS Coordinator – presenter

Pizza and non-alcoholic beverages will be served.  Questions? Contact Dave Mickelson: DaveMickelson51@gmail.com.

Early Detection of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) is critical. Aquatic Invasives can have devastating effects on lakes -- limiting boating, swimming, and reducing property values.

Volunteer to become a Lake Monitor and do what you already do on the lake in your boat or kayak – with an educated eye toward Invasives. It’s only a 6-hour commitment per year and it’s FUN!

Download AIS Early Detector Handbook (PDF) here 

Learn More: go to Lake Monitor page on SpiderChainOfLakes.org