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    • Home
    • Events
      • Rock Bass Fishing Derby
      • Night Time Paddle
      • Regatta
      • 2024 Photo Contest Winner
    • Newsletter
    • Membership
    • Lake Health
      • Water Quality Monitoring
      • Harmful Algae Blooms
      • The Chloride Report
      • LLPOA: Coliform Bacteria
      • Phosphorus, Calcium, etc
      • Invading Species Program
      • MOE: Dissolved Oxygen
      • 2023 Water Test Results
    • Resources
      • Ticks and Lyme disease
      • FOCA Member Benefits
      • Invasive Species
      • Emergency Contact Info
      • Loon Lake - at a Glance
      • Wake Safety
      • Loon is a Reservoir Lake
      • Haliburton Land Trust
Loon Lake Property Owners Association
  • Home
  • Events
    • Rock Bass Fishing Derby
    • Night Time Paddle
    • Regatta
    • 2024 Photo Contest Winner
  • Newsletter
  • Membership
  • Lake Health
    • Water Quality Monitoring
    • Harmful Algae Blooms
    • The Chloride Report
    • LLPOA: Coliform Bacteria
    • Phosphorus, Calcium, etc
    • Invading Species Program
    • MOE: Dissolved Oxygen
    • 2023 Water Test Results
  • Resources
    • Ticks and Lyme disease
    • FOCA Member Benefits
    • Invasive Species
    • Emergency Contact Info
    • Loon Lake - at a Glance
    • Wake Safety
    • Loon is a Reservoir Lake
    • Haliburton Land Trust

MNR: Invading Species Watch Program

The Invading Species Watch is a volunteer-based lake-monitoring program for aquatic invading species. It is run as a partnership between the Ontario Federations of Anglers and Hunters (OFAH) and the Ontario Ministry of Natural Resources.  Its objective is to track the spread of zebra mussels and the spiny water flea.  These unwanted species could enter Loon Lake by hitching a ride on a boat or boat trailer.  Our lake is at serious risk of invasion because of the public landing.  


In 2014, spiny water fleas were detected in all three samples collected from Loon Lake.



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