Rich Anderson, Ann Lake; Rod Raasch, Pomroy Lake; Dennis McNally, County Commissioner; Kyle Hams, Knife Lake; George Shetka, Quamba Lake; Rob Schloemer, Knife Lake; Ross Nelson, Lewis Lake; Jim Kutil, Fish Lake
Front Row (L-R):
David King, Quamba Lake; Jeff Hamme, Ann Lake; Oren Larson, Lewis Lake; Josie Klein, Fish Lake
Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS)
Kanabec SWCD, Lake Associations, and Kanabec County are working jointly to control and eradicate aquatic invasive species. These plants and animals are not native to Minnesota waters and can drastically alter ecosystems, out-compete many native species, change water chemistry, lower property values, and limit recreational opportunities.
Clean – Drain – Dry
The Department of Natural Resources has much more information about what you can do.
Curly Leaf Pond Weed Factsheet (DNR) has become established in many lakes in Kanabec County. Left uncontrolled, it can interfere with enjoyment of the lake as it forms dense mats of vegetation near the shore.
COLA meetings are held on the 2nd Thursday of every other month at 5pm. Meetings are held at the Kanabec SWCD office located at 2008 Mahogany St., Ste. #3 in Mora.
End of Season 2022 Boat Inspector Report
Kanabec County 2022 Prevention Aid Metrics Report
Kanabec County 2023 Prevention Aid Plan & Budget
