IN THE NEWS: Proactive Approaches

IN THE NEWS: Proactive Approaches

In a July 7 news article, the Post-Journal looks at the collaborative work underway on Chautauqua Lake this season. As reported, the CLA removed 190 tons of material from the lake last week, bringing the season total to 1,105 tons. Read the full article for more…
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Where Do the Weeds Go?

Where Do the Weeds Go?

UNDERSTANDING WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE HARVEST If you’ve seen the CLA’s harvesters on Chautauqua Lake, you might have wondered where all those aquatic plants go after they are taken out of the water. The answer: they go to work on land. After being harvested from the…
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CLA Replaces Aging Equipment

CLA Replaces Aging Equipment

Chautauqua Lake Association Purchases New Forklift to Assist with Lake Management Services       On July 19, 2024, a new 2024 JCB-930 four wheel drive all weather forklift was delivered to the Chautauqua Lake Association by Jamestown Industrial Trucks of Frewsburg, NY. The new forklift…
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CLA To Begin Debris Cleanup On May 6

CLA To Begin Debris Cleanup On May 6

Mild Winter and Increased Boat Activity Lead To Early Start for Chautauqua Lake Association This Season Lakewood, NY — The Chautauqua Lake Association’s spring log and debris clean-up on Chautauqua Lake is scheduled to begin Monday, May 6. This pre-season service is provided annually to protect…
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Fishing for Answers to the CLA’s Most Popular Questions

Fishing for Answers to the CLA’s Most Popular Questions

CLA staff and volunteers are on the hook with some evidence based responses to a few of our most commonly asked questions.  1. Is Eurasian Watermilfoil still a problem plant in Chautauqua Lake? Once considered an invasive nuisance plant, Eurasian Watermilfoil has become well established throughout…
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