Clearwater Lake AssociationDeerwood MN

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        • What is TSI
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        • Why and How to Survey
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        • Treatment >
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            • DEF 2024 GOAL AND PLAN
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          • Invasive Maps
          • Treatment Notifice
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          • Eurasian MilFoil
          • Rusty Crayfish
          • Curly-Leaf Pondweed
          • Buckthorn
          • Reed Canary Grass
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        • Why Clearwater Loons Are Important
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        • Overview
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        • Willow Wattle Prep
        • Willow Wattle Install
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        • Eating
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  • Home
    • What's New on the Web Page
  • Lake Association
    • Overview >
      • Clearwater Lake Association
      • Mission Statement
      • The Legal Paperwork
    • Meetings >
      • Current Year
      • Prior Years
    • Membership Dues
    • Meet the Board
    • Recent and Upcoming Events
    • Volunteer Opportunities
  • Lake Health
    • Lake Health Overview
    • Lake Mgmt Plan >
      • Overview >
        • Calendar and Plan
        • Annual Recap
      • Lake Water Levels >
        • Goal and Plan
        • 2022 Drone Videos
        • Ordinary High Water Level
        • Why do we get High
        • Ice Heaves
        • High Water Damage
      • Water Quality >
        • Goal and Plan
        • TSI
        • Secchi / Transparency
        • What is TSI
        • Prior Year Reports
        • Mercury
      • Aquatic Vegetation >
        • Goal and Plan
        • Survey Results and Comparison
        • Why and How to Survey
      • Invasive Species LMP >
        • Treatment >
          • GOAL AND PLAN >
            • DEF 2024 GOAL AND PLAN
          • Treatment History
          • Invasive Maps
          • Treatment Notifice
          • DNR Milfoil Treatment Approval Process
        • Invasive Species >
          • Eurasian MilFoil
          • Rusty Crayfish
          • Curly-Leaf Pondweed
          • Buckthorn
          • Reed Canary Grass
    • Reports and Maps >
      • Lake Reports
      • Lake Maps
      • Aquatic Management Area
    • Odds and Ends >
      • Historical Data
      • Lake Shore Run Off MIni Grant >
        • Overview
        • Grant Email
        • News Release
        • Seminar Flier
        • Grant Gallery
      • Clearwater Lake Loons >
        • Overview
        • Nesting Project
        • Loon History
        • Why Clearwater Loons Are Important
        • Loon Cam 2017
      • Willow Wattle DIY >
        • Overview
        • Willow Wattle Supplies
        • Willow Wattle Prep
        • Willow Wattle Install
      • Crayfish >
        • Trapping
        • Storing
        • Cooking
        • Eating
    • What Can I Do
    • DNR and Other Resources
  • Community
    • Photo Gallery
    • Lake History - From our Members
    • Contact Us
    • Clearwater Forsest Camp >
      • Dining Hall Images

Mission Statement

  • The Clearwater Lake Association
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  • Membership Dues
    What do we ask and What do we do with the money
  • Meet the Board
    Meet the people that are working hard on behalf of the lake
  • Recent and Upcoming Events
    Board Sponsored events
  • Resident Information
    Members Only
  • Volunteer Opportunities

Mission Statement

The purpose of the Clearwater Lake Association is:
  1. To preserve, protect and promote the general welfare of Clearwater Lake located in Crow Wing County, MN.
  2. To educate Clearwater Lake homeowners and others who use the lake to be fit stewards of the lake and surrounding areas and to teach proper lakeshore management practices and the impact of invasive species on the waters and wildlife.

What this means

Preserve, understand the current ecosystem of the lake and the surrounding watershed.  Look to the MN DNR, County and State authorities to define proper lake and lakeshore management practices.  Work to control, as best as possible invasive species that may enter under the guidance of experts and accept the inevitable.  Work to insure invasive treatment do not harm the lake in whole. Conduct lake and water studies to establish a base line of water quality, biomass diversity and use it as our guide in future management decisions.
Protect, understand lake and watershed stewardship and teach it to all homeowners. Monitor the lakeshore and water quality against the water quality base line to identify potential risks to the lake.  Work with government agencies to promote compliance to current ordinances regarding fish and game, lakeshore management and Planning and zoning. 
Promote a community environment and encourage property owner to become engaged in the various social activities and volunteer opportunities.
Educate, engage all homeowners to participate in lake stewardship awareness. Create a communication pipe line to teach basic principles and update the participants on issues and topics as they arise.

Turn In Poachers

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Clearwater Forest Camp

Since 1954, Clearwater Forest has served as a retreat center and summer camp.  They are owned and managed by Presbyterian Clearwater Forest, Inc.  Clearwater Forest is an important resident on our lake.  With 4+ miles of lake shore and over 1000 acres around  Clearwater, everyone benefits from their mission statement "... be a faithful steward of God’s creation."

To lean more, go to clearwaterforest.org.
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