Help save the lake with a free buffer
garden!
One of the things lakeshore owners
can do protect the health of the lake is to provide a buffer garden along the
shorefront to filter harmful runoff into the lake. And thanks to a program provided by the Poultney-Mettowee
Conservation District, property owners can now have an attractive and
functional buffer garden planted for free through a program called LEAP (Lake
Education and Action Program)!
The Board of Directors of the Lake St. Catherine Conservation Fund meets monthly at the Wells Town Office. The meetings are held at 9 AM on the third Saturday of the month. The public is invited to attend monthly board meetings, and comments and suggestions are welcome. Occasionally meeting dates are changed, so watch this page for any
Current information on Lake Saint Catherine restoration is also available on our facebook page: “Lake Saint Catherine Conservation Fund, Inc.” Check it out and add a comment or two. We love to hear from all interested parties.
Our Annual Meeting will be held on Saturday, July 27. This year we’ll be electing the new board members and officers as well as voting on some important changes to our by-laws. You’ll hear all about recent interactions with the Vermont Agency of Environmental Conservation and the latest information about our aeration, harvesting, and dredging activities. The meeting will be at the Wells Village School at 10 AM. Hope to see you there!
The LSCCF thanks the residents of Wells…
The Lake St. Catherine Conservation Fund wishes to express its gratitude to the people of Wells for their support of our 2019 items. The funds provided by the Town of Wells have helped to make it possible for the LSCCF to pursue its promising projects in managing and restoring the lake. Your continued support is vital in our work to save one of our most valuable assets. Thanks to all who have shown their confidence in our efforts.