This is the HLWID’s BLOG, bringing you timely and time-related updates on what’s happening throughout the watershed. You will also read, from time-to-time, personal perspectives from guest bloggers on the enduring topics that describe the Hayden Lake Watershed.
Are you finding the wind-swept waters of Hayden Lake afloat with fallen trees and untethered dock parts? The Hayden Lake Watershed Improvement District is sponsoring the Spring ’21 Lake Debris Removal Program to rid the lake waters of hazards to navigation.
Since the re-establishment of the Hayden Lake Watershed Improvement District in 2015, Pat Lund has
The permitted buoys are in! The buoys earmarked for removal are out! Thank you to all who extended hands, resources, opinions, influence, time, support, patience, money, expertise, and cooperation. Click here to jump to the latest update.
Idaho State Department of Agriculture will treat designated areas of Hayden Lake for Eurasian Watermilfoil (EWM) during the week of August 20-25, depending upon weather conditions.
It seems unfair, giving all the attention to the North Arm of the lake. The Main Body of the lake is not without its weed concerns too.
Residents have raised concerns about increased weed growth on the north end of the lake. This leads us to wonder, what’s going on up there?
How do we get a buoy in front of our property where boats routinely break the distance regulation? They come extremely close to our dock, and it’s not safe! Please help.
The following is a message from Steve Meyer, the Chairman of the Hayden Lake Watershed
On June 9, the Association hosted an open meeting to update all on the status of the North Arm.