Please check your gear and remove anything that contains lead. Many studies support the danger it is to our wildlife.

If you like to read about our wildlife and fish sports, check out the following links to articles in the Wildlife Management Journal:

Population-level effects of lead fishing tackle on common loons

Tiffany J. Grade,Mark A. Pokras,Eric M. Laflamme,Harry S. VogelFirst published: 25 September 2017 https://doi.org/10.1002/jwmg.21348Citations: 20

Common Loon Survival Rates and Mercury in New England and Wisconsin MATTHEW G. MITRO, DAVID C. EVERS, MICHAEL W. MEYER, WALTER H. PIPER The Journal of Wildlife Management

You can help protect our Loons!
Loon Safe Fishing Guidelines, an page from the Loon.org site:
https://loon.org/fishingguidelines/

Upcoming Events 2024

Our monthly meetings continue!
We invite you to join us the last Wednesday of the month at the Kingston Community Library at 7:00.

May 18, 2024 -State Park Clean Up, 9-12. Volunteers will be cleaning up the park with rakes, tarps, tractors, truck. All are welcome! If you can stop by and offer some help it would be appreciated. Bring your tools and join in.

May 19, 2024 Dedication of the Life Jacket Station at the State Ramp.

June 8, 2024 – A biologist from the Loon Preservation Committee will paddle around the lake with KLA members. Public is invited.

June 26, 2024 – Annual Membership Meeting.
Refreshments 7-7:30 followed by a 45 minute presentation about the result of the Grant and give an overview of the Watershed Management Plan. There will be time for your questions after.

Lake Host Program starts the weekend of July 4th and runs through Labor Day weekend.

July 28, 2024 – KLA Regatta at Camp Lincoln