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Archive for the Algae Category

Simon Lake Community wants reprieve from Algae

On October 7, 2016   /   Algae, Concerns, Invasive Species  

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The Vermilion River Stewardship (VRS) is writing to express concern over an HCI Grant Application by the Simon Lake Community Stewardship Group (SLCSG), requesting that the City of Sudbury purchase a mechanical harvester to remove algae from Simon Lake. Read more →

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