Newsletter July 2009
See the full formatted PDF Newsletter excerpt; 10 Things I’ve Learned About Water Quality In May, I set out to answer “What do you know about the water quality of Lake Kamaniskeg?” to help protect the water system we all
Newsletter Spring/Summer 2009
See the full formatted PDF Newsletter excerpt; Get Involved! Protect Our Lake! Welcome to Summer 2009! This newsletter is focused on one of our most loved resources – water and Lake Kamaniskeg. As a community, we’ve got issues to discuss
Broad-scale Fisheries Monitoring Bulletin 2008
The Broad-scale Monitoring Program provides information for managing our fisheries effectively. This bulletin provides a snapshot of the recent monitoring activities and netting results. Netting is conducted using large and small mesh nets to understand the characteristics of fish communities in a lake. Large mesh nets contribute information about fish species and small mesh nets describe the fish community.
Municipal Metrics
All Ontario municipalities are required to report efficiency and effectiveness measures for services provided by their municipality. Lake Kamaniskeg is split between 2 municipalities Hastings Highlands and Madawaska Valley. The summary spreadsheet and the charts have been prepared using data
Newsletter Spring/Summer 2008
See the full formatted PDF Newsletter excerpt; President’s Message What Does KAPOA Mean to You? Your executive and I have been asking ourselves what the role of KAPOA is and where should we focus our efforts for the maximum benefit
2008 Appetizer Party
Margaret Gray hosted the Appetizer Party in 2008
2007 Appetizer Party
Thank the Lyon’s for hosting the appetizer party in 2007
Newsletter Fall/Winter 2006/2007
See the full formatted PDF Newsletter excerpt; President’s Message This summer’s events on our lake reinforce our interdependence and the role that KAPOA plays within our waterfront community. Disaster struck in the form of a tornado and cottage fire. KAPOA
2006 Appetizer Party
2006 Appetizer Party at The Millar’s
Newsletter Spring 2005
See the full formatted PDF Newsletter Presidents Message We have many items to be addressed at the Annual Meeting, May 21, 2005. Our Paid Memberships are at a low of 106 Families. Obviously your Executive cannot afford to continue without
