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Water Quality
Forestry and Trails
Forestry and Trails
Maintaining the high quality of our water is one of our highest priorities. Testing, monitoring, and historical data analysis helps us to identify problems so we can keep our cottagers and wildlife safe.
Forestry and Trails
Forestry and Trails
Forestry and Trails
We liase with MNR and other agencies to promote sound forestry practices on lands adjacent to Weslemkoon and Otter Lakes. Our loyal volunteers keep our trails clean and safe for hiking.
Water Levels
Forestry and Trails
Water Levels
The LWCA works in cooperation with the Ministry of Natural Resources and Forestry to manage water levels on the lake.
Septics
Environmental Fund
Water Levels
Proper septic maintenance is essential to a healthy watershed. We provide educational resources on how to care for your septics system, and organize group septic pumping.
Environmental Fund
Environmental Fund
Environmental Fund
We maintain an Environmental Fund for use on projects that are agreed upon by our members.
Custodial Visits
Municipal Engagement
Custodial Visits
Off season Custodial Cottage Visits provide peace of mind to our members that their cottage is damage free during the winters.
Youth Engagement
Municipal Engagement
Custodial Visits
Our JR Loons programs provide opportunities for kids to learn abut the lake and form life long friendships. Our Lake Stewards programs allows youth to gain volunteer hours while promoting conservation efforts.
Municipal Engagement
Municipal Engagement
The Sublime and Mysterious Order of Cock-eyed Loons
By liasing with municipal and provincial agencies on issues that affect property owners we are able to provide valuable information to all.
The Sublime and Mysterious Order of Cock-eyed Loons
The Sublime and Mysterious Order of Cock-eyed Loons
The Sublime and Mysterious Order of Cock-eyed Loons
The Sublime and Mysterious Order of Cock-eyed Loons celebrates members of the LWCA who have contributed in various ways to lake life and conservation efforts. Each year new members are welcomed to the "order" at the AGM where they must perform the dance of the loon. Started at a party on Walker Island in 1924, it has been rejuvenated several times over the years and continues today.
Shoal Markers
The Sublime and Mysterious Order of Cock-eyed Loons
Social Activities
We install and maintain courtesy markers and buoys on Weslemkoon and Otter Lakes so that our cottagers and guests can boat more safely.
Social Activities
The Sublime and Mysterious Order of Cock-eyed Loons
Social Activities
Our annual AGM is a great day packed with activities, information, and opportunities to meet other cottagers. It is typically held on Saturday morning of the Civic Holiday long weekend (beginning of August).
Other activities that we are involved in include the Labour Day Treasure Hunt at Tanglewood Marina and the Sailing Regatta.
Communication and Education
Communication and Education
Communication and Education
Educational materials and campaigns on topics such as safe boating, lake maps, the Loon Call Newsletter, blog posts, email updates, Instagram, Facebook and this website are all ways that we keep our cottagers informed.
Visit our Instagram page by searching @LWCA_ontario.
On Facebook, search for our LWCA page and "like us"!