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LILSA

Resources

We want to make your search easier. Below you will find several resources in regards to water quality

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Looking for more information? Here is a list of links that may help in your search:

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INVASIVE SPECIES

  • Weed Identification In Alberta

  • Alberta Lake Management Society: Invasive Species Resources

  • Alberta Invasive Species Council

  • Clean, drain, dry your gear

  • GOA - invasive species

  • Invasive Plants (EALT)​

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 If you think you have spotted a Quagga or Zebra mussel, please report it to Alberta’s invasive species hotline at 1 855 336 BOAT (2628)

PHOSPOROUS & PHOSPHATE FREE PRODUCTS

AGRICULTURAL INITIATIVES

  • Parkland County Alternative Land Use Services

  • Alternative Land Use Services

BLUE GREEN ALGAE

There are many things that property owners around a lake can do to improve the quality of water.  Perhaps your family can start with one small project or helpful change; and then commit to learning and doing even more.   Your example, experience and enthusiasm will help create a ripple affect all around the lake! 

  • Blue Green Algae taking over our lakes

  • Capturing Phosphorus With Iron

  • www.ALUS.ca 

  • www.parklandcounty.com/ALUS

  • Capturing Phosphorus With Iron

  • GOA - Lake Information, Blue Green Algae (Cyanobacteria)

  • AHS - Health Advisories, Blue Green Algae (Cyanobacteria)

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STUDIES ON LAC STE ANNE & LAKE ISLE

  • 1996 Phosphorus Study for Lac Ste Anne and Lake Isle

  • 1996 Interim Report Lac Ste Anne

  • 1999 Water Quality Management Lac Ste Anne and Lake isle - Diagnostic Study

Contact Us

If you have a question or concerns please feel free to send us an inquiry

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LILSA

Lac St. Anne and Lake Isle

lilsawaterquality@gmail.com

PO Box 152, Alberta Beach, AB
T0E 0A0

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LAND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

 

LILSA acknowledges that we are meeting on Treaty 6 territory and on the homelands of the Metis Nation.  We acknowledge all indigenous peoples who have walked these lands for centuries.  We acknowledge the harms and mistakes of the past, and we dedicate ourselves to move forward in partnership with indigenous communities in a spirit of reconciliation and collaboration.

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