Events, Programs, Presentations, Social Activities
REGULAR RECURRING EVENTS
- The FWC Board meets the third Thursday of each month from 7:00-8:30 PM in the Franklin Homestead FELCO Room. Everyone interested in the FWC activities are welcome to join us.
SEASONAL RECURRING EVENTS
Water Sampling Program - April - October
We began our annual regime of taking water samples from Lake Carmi and 10 of its tributaries in early April to capture the spring runoff. We have several decades of sample data that help us track the changes of phosphorus, sediment and other discharge materials in the lake. This information is essential in crafting strategies and activities to improve the water quality of Lake Carmi. For more information about the water sampling program, contact Peter Benevento.
North Beach Boat Access Boat Launch Greeter - May - September
Beginning Memorial Day Weekend, FWC member, John McHugh, will be stationed during the weekends and holidays at the North Beach Boat Launch on Rt. 120. He will provide lake users with information about aquatic invasive species (Eurasian Millfoil and Curly Leaf Pond Weed), why it threatens our lake and how to prevent its spread. For more information about the boat greeter program, contact Peter Benevento.
Water Sampling Program - April - October
We began our annual regime of taking water samples from Lake Carmi and 10 of its tributaries in early April to capture the spring runoff. We have several decades of sample data that help us track the changes of phosphorus, sediment and other discharge materials in the lake. This information is essential in crafting strategies and activities to improve the water quality of Lake Carmi. For more information about the water sampling program, contact Peter Benevento.
North Beach Boat Access Boat Launch Greeter - May - September
Beginning Memorial Day Weekend, FWC member, John McHugh, will be stationed during the weekends and holidays at the North Beach Boat Launch on Rt. 120. He will provide lake users with information about aquatic invasive species (Eurasian Millfoil and Curly Leaf Pond Weed), why it threatens our lake and how to prevent its spread. For more information about the boat greeter program, contact Peter Benevento.
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