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Volunteers Needed to Hand-Harvest Invasive Water Chestnuts

17. June 2025 · Comments Off · Categories: AIS, Aquatic Invasive Species, Events · Tags: AIS, invasive species, water chestnuts, weeds

Invasive water chestnuts are once again emerging in many shallow areas of the lake. While our harvester can remove water chestnuts in water greater than 3-feet deep, hand-harvesting is the only way to remove water chestnuts in shallow water. Therefore, two (2) water chestnut hand-harvesting events are scheduled for this summer:

Saturday, June 28, 10:00am to noon.
Saturday, July 12, 10:00am to noon

Please meet at the north end of the lake with any vessel that can navigate shallow water (kayak, canoe, raft, paddle board, john boat, etc.). Please bring your work gloves and perhaps a small rake if you have one. We will be collecting water chestnuts by hand and transferring them to the Eco-Harvester for disposal. Some light refreshments will be available.

If the weather forecast calls for heavy rain or thunderstorms, each event will take place on the Sunday following the scheduled event, June 29 or July 13. Please check back here or our Facebook page on the Friday before each event for any weather postponements.

Copper Sulfate Treatment – June 16, 2025

12. June 2025 · Comments Off · Categories: Water quality, Water treatment · Tags: Copper Sulfate, water quality, water treatment

Copper Sulfate will be applied to Kinderhook Lake
for algae control on
Monday morning, June 16, 2025

See the FAQ page for information and warnings

Town of Kinderhook Comprehensive Plan Survey

13. May 2025 · Comments Off · Categories: Area news, General Information

Residents, business, and property owners in the Town of Kinderhook are invited to provide input regarding the Town’s Comprehensive Plan Update at www.tinyurl.com/TOKPlan. There are two important questions regarding the need for public sewers around Kinderhook Lake.

Let the Refill Begin (April 1)

25. March 2025 · Comments Off · Categories: General Information, Refill · Tags: Lake Refill, Refill, Water Level

We will begin raising the lake to summer level on April 1, 2025 in accordance with our DEC permit. A note to lakeshore property owners – please finish up any shoreline projects and clean your waterfront before the water starts to rise. The rate of rise is weather dependent.

A NYS Safe Boating Certificate is Required for ALL Motorized Boat Operators

18. March 2025 · Comments Off · Categories: Area news, General Information · Tags: boating safety, boating safety certificate, safety

A safe day on the water is a fun day on the water! To ensure our waterways remain safe and enjoyable, New York State requires all operators of motorized boats to take a safe boating course and earn their Safe Boating Certificate by 2025.

New York Safe Boating Courses teach basic boating skills and encourage common sense and courtesy to all who share the water. Boaters can earn their certificate by taking a classroom course with certified New York State instructors or through approved online courses. You must be at least 10 years old to take a safe boating course.

Classroom courses are offered around the state by certified and experienced instructors and are a great opportunity for boaters of all ages, especially first-time and youth boaters, to earn their certificates. Please note that some instructors may charge an instructional fee. Fees paid to your instructor do not include the fee for a permanent certificate for students aged 18 and older.

With an approved online course, learning is completed online, and successful completion of unit exams is required in order to advance through the course. Fees paid to the online provider include the cost of your permanent certificate issued by the provider.

Click SAFE BOATING for further information about Safe Boating Certificates and links to classroom and online courses.

2025 KLC Calendars

08. November 2024 · Comments Off · Categories: Calendar Contest, Fundraiser · Tags: 2025 calendar, 2025 calendar contest, calendar

It’s time to request your 2025 KLC Calendar(s) by sending an email to klphotocontest@gmail.com. Calendars are $20 each or $18 for two or more. Please place your order early so you have them for the holidays. As always, funds raised through the sale of calendars will be used to support the many KLC programs that help manage and improve Kinderhook Lake and the Nivers Dam. Thanks for your support.

Thank you to all who submitted photos for the calendar contest. We were thrilled with the response and quality of the submissions. Congratulations to the contest winners: Tom Driscoll, Karl Diehl, Above All Balloon Rides, Joyce Eggleston, Ann Marie Mink, Donald Orr, Kitty Sheils Sieloff, Dan Langer, Nicole Farmer, Donna Gedeon, Marc Martino, and Matt Cherry. Honorable Mentions go to: Tom McNay, Deborah Wilens, Mary Ellen Orr, and Amy Stephenson.

A Week to Drawdown

07. October 2024 · Comments Off · Categories: Drawdown · Tags: Drawdown

Hope you have been enjoying the wonderful fall weather we’ve been having lately.

This is just a reminder that on Tuesday, October 15th, the KLC will begin the annual drawdown. The purpose of the drawdown is to protect shoreline areas and docks from winter ice damage. In addition, the drawdown permits time for shore-line maintenance projects and, with enough cold weather, inhibits shore-line weed growth. Please plan accordingly.

ProcellaCor Treatment – September 9, 2024

07. September 2024 · Comments Off · Categories: AIS, Aquatic Invasive Species, Water treatment · Tags: Eurasian milfoil, milfoil, ProcellaCor, water treatment

Five (5) acres of Kinderhook Lake will be treated with ProcellaCor
for the control of Eurasian milfoil on
Monday, September 9, 2024, at around 4:00 PM.
Approximate areas to be treated are shaded on the map.

Please note that no swimming or boating is permitted in the treatment areas during treatment.
Do not use water from treated areas for irrigation or livestock watering for 24 hours after treatment.
Signage will be posted around the lake in accordance with our DEC permit.

2025 KLC Calendar Photo Contest

28. August 2024 · Comments Off · Categories: Calendar Contest, Fundraiser · Tags: 2025 calendar contest, calendar, calendar contest, fundraiser

KLC is once again hosting a calendar fundraiser this year! Submit your favorite pictures of life on Kinderhook Lake with the required forms before October 12, 2024. If your picture is selected as a winner, it will be featured as one of the months on the 2025 KLC Calendar and you will receive a free calendar. No purchase is necessary to enter or win! The forms are available below and submissions or questions can be sent to klphotocontest@gmail.com. Good luck.

Photo Contest Rules
Photo Contest Entry Form
Photo Contest Model Release Form
Photo Contest Property Release Form