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Friends of Ctottage Lake

What's new: (Last updated: 09/06/11)

  • Water Lily Treatment - completed on Sept 1st, 2011.

  • Cottage Lake Park Restoration - We'll be at the park this Saturday (May 14th) from 9am to noon weeding, planting, and cleaning up the restoration area. Please feel free to join us!

  • Centennial Grant - an overview presentation and document about the lessons learned during the project have been posted on the website.
     
  • FOCL wins Green Globe Award - the awards ceremony is on April 22nd (press release)

  • Fishing season starts April 30th: The lake was stocked on April 12th with 10,100 rainbow trout.

  • Milfoil Treatment - The final report for the Aquatic Weed Management Fund Grant is available here. Now that grant money has run out, we need to decide what our next steps are.

  • Welcome to the Lake! - The Welcome to the Lake booklet has been published. You can find it online here.

  • Join Friends of Cottage Lake on Facebook - Click here to apply to join the private group.

Next events: 

Community Meeting
When:
TBD
Where: Woodinville Library

Cottage Lake Park Restoration
When: Saturday, May 14th from 9am to noon.
Where: Cottage Lake Park (meet by the dock)

Membership Form:


Who we are:

Friends of Cottage Lake (FOCL) is a non-profit, community-based group committed to improving and defending the health and continued enjoyment of Cottage Lake in Woodinville, WA.

We are currently working with King County to apply for grant money to help fund various lake improvement projects. In the summer of 2005, our lake was chosen as a recipient of a Centennial Clean Water Fund grant—this grant targets the phosphorus problem and will fund water quality monitoring and community outreach programs for 5 years.

FOCL is also working with the community to deal with the water lily problem and the Eurasian Milfoil infestation on Cottage Lake. See the links for more information.

Check out our old community newsletters for interesting articles:
The Cottage Lake Connection