Category: Lake Friendly Living

Oak Wilt in the Watershed and the Importance of Oaks – by Sonya Carnevale, CLWA Outreach Committee Member

  This past summer, oak wilt appeared on our property for the first time. Oak wilt is a serious fungal disease which most likely originated in Central or South America. The first case in NY was discovered in 2008 but through the…

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Special Contribution: Exploring Watershed Hiking Trails

Watershed Hiking Trails by Doug Llewellyn  This is the third in a series of Outreach and Education Committee articles that focuses on Lake-Friendly Living. Whereas the first two articles offered suggestions on ways to keep our watershed in a healthy…

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Keeping Canandaigua Lake Clean: The Role of Sanitary and Storm Sewers in Water Quality

Special contribution by Doug Llewellyn This is the second in a series of informative articles by the CLWA Outreach and Education Committee, designed to offer practical approaches to Lake-Friendly Living. As watershed residents, we all share the responsibility of protecting…

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Lake Friendly Living: Lawn Care Tips for a Healthier Canandaigua Lake

Lake Friendly Living: Lawn Care Tips for a Healthier Canandaigua Lake This is the first in a series of informative articles by the CLWA Outreach and Education Committee to provide approaches to lake-friendly living. The goal of these articles is…

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For several years, CLWA has partnered with the Soil and Water Conservation Districts of Ontario and Yates Counties to co-sponsor an annual Soil Health Workshop, held each February or March. The workshops provide an opportunity to learn about new programs…

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Lake Friendly Property Tour

Shoreline Stewards: Molly & Ed Shill Join us on the East Side of Canandaigua Lake as we explore a lake-friendly property. From eco-conscious landscaping to innovative stormwater management, discover how sustainable shoreline development can help support biodiversity and clean water.…

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Make The Switch to LED Flares

Ring-of-Fire is almost here!  Traditionally, each Labor Day weekend, incendiary highway flares lit up the perimeter of the lake, casting a beautiful red glow known as the Ring-of-Fire.  While generating a familiar fizz and bright light, they also leave behind potassium…

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CLWA VISITS A LOCAL GRASS-FED ORGANIC DAIRY FARMER

Highlighting Best Practices in our Watershed CLWA VISITS A LOCAL GRASS-FED ORGANIC DAIRY FARMER BY JACK DAILEY One of the economic engines in our area is agriculture, both dairy and cash crops. Farms dot the hillsides of the lake and…

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Lake Friendly Living Coalition – Finger Lakes New Years Resolution 2023

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Lake Friendly Holiday Gift Guide

 

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