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11. December 2023 · Comments Off on Time to Order Your 2024 KLC Calendar · Categories: Uncategorized
Thanks to all who submitted photos for the 2024 Calendar Contest. We were thrilled with the overwhelming response and quality of the submissions. Of course, we could only select 12 monthly photos and one cover photo for the calendar and we congratulate the winners: Ann Mueller, Joel Potts, Ron Rich, Judy Kelleher, Deborah Wilens, Amy Stephenson, Jennifer Clark, David Lauzon, Dawn Francoeur, Prudence Mohr, John Brady, Tina Decker, and Robin Langer. Honorable Mentions go to Anne Marie Mink, Marc Martino, Donna Gedeon, Eugene Tava, Karl Diehl, and Lisa Nichols.
     We are now taking orders for the new 2024 KLC Calendar while supplies last. You can reserve yours by sending an email to klphotocontest@gmail.com. Calendars are $20 each or $18 each for two or more. Funds raised through the sale of calendars will be used to support KLC’s programs that manage and improve Kinderhook Lake and the Nivers Dam.
     Thanks for your support.
 
28. October 2023 · Comments Off on Fall Reminders · Categories: Dam, Drawdown, General Information · Tags: , ,
While it’s sad to see the water level dropping to winter levels, just remember how much fun you had this past summer and that next summer will be here before you know it. Fall is a beautiful season and is also time for a few important reminders.
  1. Do NOT rake leaves into the lake bed, as rotting leaves create nutrients for weed and algae growth. Also, if you can, please remove fallen leaves from the lake bed.
  2. Do NOT throw brush or branches into the lake, as they end up floating to the dam, clogging the sluice gate debris rack and inhibiting control of the water level.
  3. If you have any shoreline projects, please complete them this Fall, as the water can rise quickly in the Spring depending on snowmelt and rain. Plus, our DEC Permit requires that we raise the lake back to summer levels as soon as the ice is off the lake in the Spring.
  4. Please secure any outdoor furniture and loose equipment. In the Spring, we often find deck chairs, carpets, water toys, dock parts, and boat and fishing gear stuck in the sluice gate debris rack at the dam.

01. October 2023 · Comments Off on Annual Drawdown Starting October 15 · Categories: Drawdown · Tags:

This is an early reminder that on October 15 we will begin to lower the lake to winter level. The water will be lowered to approximately 52″ below the average summer level in accordance with our DEC permit. The purpose of the drawdown is to protect shoreline areas and docks from damage during ice and snow thaw. The lower lake level has the added benefit of allowing time for shoreline and dock maintenance projects, although we suggest you complete any such projects in the fall as it is often difficult to control the rising water level in the spring due to rain and snowmelt. The speed of the drawdown depends on the weather – a lot of rain will slow the drawdown, while little rain will hasten the speed. We reverse the process and return the lake to summer water level following ice-out in the spring. 

01. September 2023 · Comments Off on Copper Sulfate Treatment – September 4, 2023 · Categories: Water quality, Water treatment · Tags: , ,

Copper Sulfate will be applied to Kinderhook Lake
Monday evening, September 4, 2023

This will be the final treatment of the season.

See the FAQ page for information and warnings.

29. August 2023 · Comments Off on Submit Your Photos for the 2024 KLC Calendar by October 1st · Categories: Calendar Contest, General Information

Hopefully, you have been taking some great pictures around the lake this summer. Don’t forget to submit your best photos for the Calendar Contest with the required forms before October 1, 2023.

If your picture is selected as a winner, it will be featured as one of the months on the KLC’s 2024 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

19. August 2023 · Comments Off on Copper Sulfate Treatment – August 21, 2023 · Categories: Water quality, Water treatment · Tags: , ,

Copper Sulfate will be applied to Kinderhook Lake
Monday morning, August 21, 2023

See the FAQ page for information and warnings

05. August 2023 · Comments Off on Copper Sulfate Treatment – August 7, 2023 · Categories: Water quality, Water treatment · Tags: , ,

Copper Sulfate will be applied to Kinderhook Lake
Monday morning, August 7, 2023

See the FAQ page for information and warnings

22. July 2023 · Comments Off on Copper Sulfate Treatment – July 24, 2023 · Categories: Water quality, Water treatment · Tags: , ,

******* WARNING *******
Copper Sulfate will be applied to Kinderhook Lake
Monday morning, July 24, 2023

See the FAQ page for information and warnings
about Copper Sulfate treatment for algae control

01. July 2023 · Comments Off on It’s Time Again to Remove Invasive Water Chestnuts · Categories: AIS, Aquatic Invasive Species, General Information · Tags: , , ,
While our EcoHarvester is doing a great job attacking the dense areas of water chestnuts at the north end of the lake (per our DEC permit), it cannot grab the multitude of smaller patches and single plants growing along the shorelines all around the lake. Therefore, WE NEED YOUR HELP.

If you have a canoe, kayak, paddleboard, or small fishing boat that can access shallow areas, or whether you live on or off the lake, please cruise around the shorelines and grab as many water chestnut plants as possible. It’s quite easy to spot the leaves on the surface of the water (see photo). 
 
waterchestnut closeup.jpg
 
Reach down as far as you can and try to pull the plants with the roots; no problem if the stem breaks. Bring gloves and trash bags to collect the plants. You can let the pulled plants dry on your lawn and either burn them, toss them in the trash, or use them as mulch in your garden. If you do this by mid-July, you will have likely removed the plants before the barbed seed nutlets form. Removal will help prevent propagation of new invasive water chestnuts. Each single plant removed can prevent hundreds of new water chestnut plants from growing in the future.
 
This link (https://www.dec.ny.gov/docs/lands_forests_pdf/aiswatercfs.pdf) may be of interest if you want to know more about invasive water chestnuts. Thank you for helping to battle aquatic invasive species in Kinderhook Lake.
 
The Weed Management Committee
Kinderhook Lake Corporation
 
 
 
 
27. June 2023 · Comments Off on Copper Sulfate Treatment – June 29, 2023 · Categories: Water quality, Water treatment · Tags: , ,

******* WARNING *******
Copper Sulfate will be applied to Kinderhook Lake
Thursday morning, June 29, 2023

See the FAQ page for information and warnings
about Copper Sulfate treatment for algae control

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