Are you a member of a lake association tasked with managing your community’s lake?
Do you have questions about what, where, and when you should monitor to keep your lake healthy?
Are you concerned about water quality changes in your lake?
Do you have questions about what, where, and when you should monitor to keep your lake healthy?
Are you concerned about water quality changes in your lake?
BECOME A CONFIDENT LAKE STEWARD!
PLEON LAKE SCHOOL
MAY 17-19, 2024
PLEON's Lake School is an immersive, hands-on, field-based lake stewardship course targeted toward members of community associations tasked with managing their community's lakes. Participants will learn lake ecology basics, gain hands-on experience monitoring water quality, practice interpreting data, discuss emerging threats to PA lakes, and join a network of regional lake associations facing the same challenges.
Topics include:
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The cost of 2024 Lake School is $275 per person. On-site lodging is also available and can be reserved during registration (space is limited).
Lake School curriculum builds day to day. However, it is possible to register for a single day. Details when you register!
Lake School curriculum builds day to day. However, it is possible to register for a single day. Details when you register!
2024 Lake School Schedule
The 2024 Lake School schedule has not been finalized. Visit the 2023 schedule to get an idea of the specific topics we generally cover.
Friday, May 17 |
Saturday, May 18 |
Sunday, May 19 |
Lake School Developers and Instructors
For more information about Lake School or other PLEON programs, contact Dr. Beth Norman: beth.norman@lacawac.org
Financial and other support for the PLEON Lake School has been provided by the Department of Environmental Protection’s 2022 Environmental Education Grants Program. Additional support provided by Lacawac Sanctuary, Brookfield Renewable US, the Overlook Estate Foundation, the John and Helen Villaume Foundation, and the National Science Foundation (DEB #175427, DEB #1754276)
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