Clearwater Lake AssociationDeerwood MN

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      • What are Invasive Species
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  • Home
    • What's New on the Web Page
  • Lake Association
    • Overview >
      • Clearwater Lake Association
      • Mission Statement
      • The Legal Paperwork
    • Meetings >
      • 2022 Meetings
      • Past Meetings
    • Membership Communication
    • Membership Dues
    • Meet the Board
    • Recent and Upcoming Events
    • Crayfish Campaign >
      • Trapping
      • Storing
      • Cooking
      • Eating
    • Volunteer Opportunities
  • Lake Health
    • Overview >
      • Lake Health Overview
      • Lake Managment Plan
      • What Can I Do
      • 2018 / 2021 Aquatic Vegetation Survey
      • DNR and Milfoil Treatment
    • Reports and Maps >
      • Lake Reports
      • Lake Maps
      • Aquatic Management Area
    • Trophic State Index
    • Water Level >
      • Water Level Management
      • HIgh Water Report
      • High Water Damage
      • Ice Heaves
    • Invasive Species >
      • What are Invasive Species
      • Eurasian MilFoil
      • Curly-Leaf Pondweed
      • Rusty Crayfish
      • Buckthorn
      • Invasive Treatment >
        • Treatment Plans
        • Invasive Maps
    • Loons >
      • Clearwater Loons
      • Nesting Project
      • Loon History
      • Why Clearwater Loons Are Important
      • Loon Cam 2017
    • Community Mini-Grant >
      • Lake shore Mini Grant
      • Seminar Flier
      • News Release
      • Grant Gallery
      • Willow Wattle - DIY >
        • Willow Wattle Supplies
        • Willow Wattle Prep
        • Willow Wattle Install
    • Historical Data
    • DNR and Other Resources
  • Community
    • Membership List
    • Photo Gallery
    • Lake History - From our Members
    • Clearwater Forsest Camp >
      • Dining Hall Images
    • Log In Information
  • Contact Us

Volunteer Opportunities

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    What do we ask and What do we do with the money
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The Lake Association would like to form 2 sub committees.   One the focuses on the social side of our organization and one the focuses on the Lake Quality / Education.   A signup sheet for volunteers will be available at the annual meeting but if you would like to add your name to the list, use the Contact Us.

Board Member / Officer

Our Board is always happy to add new members; a fresh perspective and opinions help make a well rounded board.  

Our by-laws allow for up to 9 members on the board and we are currently at 8.    We strive to represent all varieties of lake owners and users.   The board currently has full time residents, seasonal residents and a Clearwater camp representative.    We also have representatives from the North and South and the East and West sides of the lake.  

We do not have a representative from Park Estates.  We would love to see someone from there back on the board!

If you have a an interest in seeing what happens before and after the annual meeting or if you want to help out, see something changed, be more involved . . . All of the above . . . Give us a call or drop us an email Contact Us..  We would be happy to talk to you about board member expectations and to see if it's the right fit for you.

We usually meet in person once or twice a summer early on a Saturday.    Other meetings will be called throughout the year as needed but we usually meet by conference call or Zoom.  

Board members are added through a vote by the membership of the lake association at our annual meeting in June.

Lake Management Committee

Lake Management Committee to be chaired by Charles Lick.  Contact Charlie Lick if you are interested in helping:– charleslick@me.com.
  • Aquatic Invasion Species and lake treatment
  • Lake Fishery
  • High Water, including beavers activity, Bog management and grate cleanup
  • Overall Lake Health.

Social Committee

  • Summer ice cream parties
  • Boat Parade
  • Fish contest
  • Photo contest
  • Lake Wear
  • Mushroom/ramp hunting
  • Annual meeting
  • Lake History
  • Web Site

Environmental Committee

  • Loon nesting program
  • Spring lake shore cleanup
  • Water quality/ Veliger testing
  • Shallow water buoys

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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