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Lake St. Catherine is a beautiful 852-acre lake located in the towns of Wells and Poultney, Vermont. This five-mile lake system consists of the northern Lily Pond, the central main lake, and the southern Little Lake, with channels connecting all parts. Wells is a quaint old village with a general store and two churches.
The Lake Saint Catherine Conservation Fund was formed in 2009 and is an organization dedicated to securing the future of the Lake Saint Catherine system.
Latest News
Milfoil Control Meeting At Wells Town Park – Saturday, June 19th @ 10AM
The LSCA and LSCCF will be holding a lake community meeting at the Wells Town Park on Saturday, June 19th at 10AM. Representatives from both organizations will discuss the joint plan for Little Lake, which will include a treatment with ProcellaCOR and mechanical...
LSCCF Fishing Tournament 6/26/21 and TWO Raffles!! More prizes see Prize Listing
Updated Prize Raffle Contributor Thank You Calling All Folks Who Love Lake St. Catherine! Here is Your Chance to Help While Having Fun! The Lake St. Catherine Conservation Fund is holding a fishing tournament and not one, but two raffles on June 26 to raise money to...
The LSCCF Board at Work – Notes from the May 22, 2021 Board Meeting
The LSCCF Board at Work – Notes from the May 22, 2021 Board Meeting The key issues discussed during the May meeting were a continuation of those from our April meeting including recruitment of new directors; clarification of the LSCCF commitment to the three-year...
May 2021 Photo Contest Winner-Kirk Kostenko
Kirk Kostenko is our May winner with this attached photo. Thank You Kirk! All, for the sake of the lake don't forget to renew your membership. Good things coming in 2021!! May 2021 Winner
Congratulations to the LSCA for 3 Year Grant Award from the Lake Champlain Basin Program!
Congratulations to the Lake St. Catherine Association (LSCA) for landing an important three-year grant from the Lake Champlain Basin Program (LCBP) to create a Watershed Action Plan for Lake St. Catherine. The $38,224 awarded by the grant will allow the LSCA to hire...