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Learn about the members on the board of the Tabor Lake Cleanup Society. We are passionate in the idea of bringing balance to the lake.
Learn about what fundraisers are coming up and how you can participate! We greatly appreciate everyone’s support.
Here you will find a collection of spreadsheets displaying previous lake water readings. Our focus is dissolved oxygen levels and temperature.
We are a nonprofit society. BN 89328 4414 RR0001
By monitoring the dissolved oxygen levels along with the temperature of the water at various depths, we are then able to focus on removing certain amounts of weed and biological matter with the Harvester to help balance the aquatic environment.
~ Minimize disturbance at shoreline by allowing natural vegetation to grow.
~ Minimize high-maintenance grass areas.
~ Replant lakeside grassed areas with native vegetation. Do not import fine fill.
~ Use paving stones instead of pavement.
~ Stop or limit the use of fertilizers and pesticides.
~ Don't use fertilizers at all on steep slopes, sandy soils, or compacted soils due to high risk of run off into the lake.
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Algae are a very diverse group of simple plants that can be found in freshwater and marine environments throughout British Columbia. While they are often considered to be aquatic organisms, algae are found in a wide range of habitats, including in the soil, growing on rocks and on snow, and growing in association with plants, fungi (as lichens) and with animals (such as corals).
Algae are a natural part of all aquatic ecosystems, but prolific growth can cause a dense mass of algae (called a bloom) Algae bloomscan occur when a combination of suitable environmental conditions exist for abundant algal growth.
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The purpose of the society is to improve, enhance and preserve the natural qualities of Tabor Lake; To improve its environment and to promote recreational use for all.
1) Weed control
2) Clean up of weeds
3) Enhance water quality
4) Improve fish habitat
5) Education concerning pollution and control
6) Monitoring of the lake including phosphate levels, trophic status and coliform levels
Operations and Bylaws of the Tabor Lake society
The society operates according to the bylaws of schedule B of the Society Act (RSBC 1996) as filed using
form 1 in March 1990.
Tabor Lake Cleanup Society Annual General Meeting will take place at the Ferndale Tabor Firehall on Wednesday November 20th at 7:00 pm. Everyone is welcome, we need community support! Please join us!
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