Spring 2025

Spring 2025

Enjoy the Spring 2025 issue of Lakescape, filled with updates on initiatives, tips for lake health you can use on your property this spring, and topics of concern for residents and visitors, including invasive species, boat launches, and fishing guidelines. All this and more!

Fall 2024

Fall 2024

Have a look at the fresh new design of Lakescape! It was another busy summer season at Wabamun Lake, and the Fall edition of the WWMC newsletter will catch you up on all those important activities and give you a look ahead at what's coming up as the weather turns cool. 

Summer 2024

Summer 2024

Summer at Wabamun Lake means fun for all those who come to the lake to enjoy the natural setting of a freshwater lake, spending time near and on the water and appreciating the biodiversity in the area. Unfortunately, the health of Wabamun Lake and balanced aquatic ecosystems with robust diversity are under constant threat.

Spring 2024

Spring 2024

Welcome to the Spring edition of Lakescape, where we hope to inform you about WWMC updates, information about watershed events and the data resources available to help you stay informed about the lake and watershed: Alberta Climate, water level and LakePulse data resources; Bioengineering workshop (willow-staking) on Sat. May 11th; A call to ‘Join the WWMC Board of Directors’; Wabamun Fishery

Fall 2023

Fall 2023

Forty-three years ago (November 1980), the provincial government of the day appointed a Lake Wabamun Watershed Advisory Committee “to look at the problem of weed growth in the lake.” The committee held numerous meetings and public events, conducted research, and published a report in 1983.