(Click Here) Aquatic Vegetation Presentation

How to control aquatic plants near your property.

September 28th, 2019 Presentation

at SRCL Board Meeting

by Brad Matuska 

ALERTS

Starry Stoneward article about Lake Koronis.

​Lake residents ramp up fight against invaders – Article by John Reinan (StarTribune)

NOTICE

Hello SRCL Homeowner,
The MN DNR has confirmed Zebra Mussels found on Knaus Lake. At this time, we are asking homeowners to inspect your docks and boat lifts.  If you find anything suspicious, please contact the MN DNR as describe below or contact Matt Noska 763-913-5654 noska76@aol.com or John Rocky 320-493-7992 rockyjohnmn@gmail.com.

The MN DNR will be adding Knaus Lake to MN lakes infested with Zebra mussels in the coming weeks.  Below is the announcement from the MN DNR.

Letter from Minnesota DNR.
We confirmed two zebra mussels on Knaus Lake yesterday. We will conduct some dock/lift searches this fall, although will likely continue monitoring their distribution next summer.  As of now, we will be listing Knaus Lake infested. Further monitoring and searching will determine if other basins will eventually be listed. Since the fall is the best time to check your dock, lift or equipment, we would like to hear back from any resident that locates one on their property. More information can be found here: http://www.dnr.state.mn.us/invasives/aquaticanimals/zebramussel/index.html.

If you suspect that you have found a zebra mussel, please follow these steps:

1.      Note the exact location where the specimen was found
2.      Take a picture and collect the specimen in question
3.      Report it to your Invasive Species Specialist (Christine Jurek: 320-223-7847). Email would be preferred: Christine.jurek@state.mn.us
Thanks for any assistance in reporting any additional zebra mussels.

Chris Jurek
Aquatic Invasive Species Specialist | Invasive Species Program
Minnesota Department of Natural Resources
1035 South Benton Drive
Sauk Rapids, MN 56379
Phone: 320-223-7847
Email: christine.jurek@state.mn.us mndnr.gov

Thanks
John Rocky
President SRCL Association
320-493-7992