Callahan and Mud Lakes are exceptionally beautiful and scenic lakes home to many species of birds, game fish, and a diverse aquatic plant community. Unfortunately, invasive Eurasian watermilfoil Myriophyllum spicatum (EWM) has become established in these lakes, threatening their biodiversity, recreational opportunities, and overall health as a functioning ecosystem. As such, management of EWM is…
ATTENTION: TO ALL PROPERTY OWNERS ON CALLAHAN AND MUD LAKE AND THE SURROUNDING WATER SHED COMMUNITY AS INCLUDED IN THE LAKE DISTRICT BOUNDARY MAP (ATTACHED) What better way to start your Saturday morning than with fresh doughnuts Exciting News to share with all! The Dam Committee has taken the next steps and has formulated the…
Information that was covered at our May 25, 2024 meeting: Why a Dam Committee is exists and the goals and activities of the committee What a Lake District is, its benefits for us and the steps required How residents get to participate in the formation and actions of a Lake District Examples of other nearby…
We have posted an updated list of frequently asked questions on the Save Our [Dam] Lake page. Check them out at here
Thank you to all who joined our general zoom call last night, October 25th. A lot of information and updates were reviewed. For those that were unable to attend, we have posted our presentation on the website. Several people volunteered to help going forward. Thank you to all who have sent in your straw poll…
Want to hear from a DNR expert and see first-hand the condition of the dam? Join us Saturday, Aug. 5 at the dam to learn more about its condition. Jacob Druffner from the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, the expert our Dam Committee has been coordinating with, has graciously offered to be on-hand from 9…