Lakes Environmental Association recently recognized 26 LakeSmart Award recipients and owners of 48 properties taking part in the responsible lakefront management program.
The LakeSmart program teaches property owners how to manage their properties to reduce or eliminate stormwater runoff and related erosion into their lake or pond. Responsible management reduces phosphorous loading and the potential for catastrophic lake algae blooms. LEA serves as the regional sponsor and administrative Hub in the Lake Region for the statewide LakeSmart program.
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