In this image we see the wild celery mats in East Lake.
Treating uprooted plants with herbicides is ineffective and
inapproriate. This situation is best handled by physical removal.
posted by Summit Lab @ 2:21 PM
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Summit Labs Canadian Lakes Management
The Summit Labs Canadian Lake Management Blog was created to provide Canadian Lake Riparian owners better access to us, their lake managers. Communication is essential in successful lake management. Efficient communication allows us to maximize our time managing while satisfying riparians questions and concerns.
Friday, September 22, 2006
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Looking forward to continued great work by Summit Labs. Ice is out! Geese are fighting out nesting spot on the island, loon is back, spring is here.
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