You may recall that in our spring posting on Shoreline Health, we encouraged you to complete a short self-assessment of the health of your shoreline. In Part 2 of our focus on Shoreline Health, we wanted to briefly highlight WHY one of the most important contributions a cottage owner can make...
Missed the Kashwakamak Lake Association AGM? Take a look at Melissa Daker’s Love Your Lake Shoreline Assessment presentation here.
On May 19th the North Frontenac Lake Association Alliance (NFLAA) met with the North Frontenac (NF) Council to review key focus areas that the NFLAA would like to be addressed in the North Frontenac Strategic Planning process that is currently underway.
Spring is a great time to assess the health of your shoreline and make a plan to improve where appropriate. Based on the feedback from our Love Your Lake Survey, one of the key focus areas for the KLA is promoting healthy shorelines on Kashwakamak Lake.
There’s a new program called Neighbours Saving Neighbours (NsN). It puts automated external defibrillators into the trained hands of volunteer responders across rural areas of Frontenac County.




