Wizard Lake Watershed and Lake Stewardship Association
RR 4, Site 2, Box 50 T0C0V0 Calmar, AB, Canada

It is too soon to be driving on the ice yet. Here is a scary reminder

Here are some guidelines to refer to. Please be careful out there.

There are a few sets of tracks down at the weir on this beautiful Friday

This will be interesting to learn about Make sure to register so you can tune in

This school sits alongside Conjuring Creek, and is a large part of the history in our community

What are you doing for lunch today? Better than Netflix...Knowledge in Know- vember webinar with information about Wizard Lake Do you have your tickets?! Register from the link and don’t miss out!

Thank you for finding these invasive mussels before they made it back to our beautiful lakes! #CleanDrainDry your boat!

This is tomorrow! Make sure to register, you don’t want to miss it. Knowledge in Know-vember Our very own Blake Bartlett will be speaking about the Bio Haven Floating Islands. Then stay tuned for the consultants preliminary report on the health of Wizard Lake and the Watershed.

Are you busy this Tuesday? Make sure to register! You don’t want to miss the Wizard Lake Watershed as guest speakers Knowledge in Know-vember

Don’t forget to register for the November 10th webinar and listen to Blake our president of the Wizard Lake Watershed as a guest speaker!!

What a beautiful sunny day Somebody already made some fresh tracks on the ice. Remember to be safe and stay off the ice!

Congratulations to New Humble Community school We look forward to working with you

Looks like the inspector approves of the bio haven floating island

Make sure to join in the webinar on Tuesday November 10th!! Wizard Lake Watershed will be one of the guest speakers Please register to join from the link below:...

Keep your eyes in the sky tonight!

It’s a beautiful day to join us for our outdoor AGM 1pm-2pmIt’s a beautiful day to join us for our outdoor AGM 1pm-2pm

Looks like the weather will be on our side Bring your lawn chair and your neighbors. Come see what’s happening around the watershed. Take a walk to the lake and check out the 3 floating islands next to Blake’s dock. ... Everyone is welcome, see you tomorrow

Don’t forget to add this to your calendar! Everyone is welcome

Wow! It looks like a great movie set

Here it is! We can hopefully watch the movie in the spring.

This is something we can all support. Every little bit helps

Hey Wizard Lake! Quiet on the set The cast and crew have been hard at work the past 2 nights filming Abducted the Movie. You will find the suspense/thriller on FB. Some of the final scenes were filmed (until 3am) in the water at the campground. When we spoke to the director, he told us that the cast were LOVING the water and the location!! ... Did anyone hear any screams? See more

Join a group of distinguished panelists on September 17, 2020 at 12:00 p.m. CDT to explore how data systems and technology could improve our management of fresh...water systems and foster innovation in the water tech sectorall while strengthening community engagement. #abwater #innovation Register at: https://bit.ly/33wO2EP

Seems like just the other day when we put these buoys out there.... Thank you to our volunteers for helping bring them back to land today.

Ready for the fall The weir was filling up thanks to the beavers. We had to call for some help clearing out the debris. As you can also see, the water is no longer flowing over the top.

Last of 4 water sampling events by Alberta Lake Management Society, LakeWatch Program, on Wizard Lake by Kyra Ford and Larry MacPherson.

Blue-green algae! - what's it all about? Also known as cyanobacteria, this toxic green bacterial growth can damage water ecosystems dramatically and release tox...ins harmful to humans and other animals. It can also take many forms, as shown in the photos taken at various lakes here in Alberta in the past month. What can we all do to prevent algal blooms? -Keep shorelines natural -Avoid use of pesticides and herbicides, especially near waterbodies -Reduce runoff of harmful contaminants - such as sewage, fertilizers, industrial and agricultural effluents, and urban stormwater. Find out more at: https://open.alberta.ca//respect-our-lakes-blue-green-alga See more

Floating island doing very well. Vegetation is all healthy. We think the muskrat might have been snacking a little on the backside though. We saw lots of birds in the area too!

Can you spot the 2 young bald eagles above their nest?

We had a successful move today. Our bio haven floating island is safe and sound at its new location. You will see it tucked near shore along the south side, at the west end of the lake.

Great to see people working to protect the health of our lakes

Down at the weir... with all of the thunder storms lately the water is flowing pretty fast. The water is very clear so you can see the bottom. No fish near the ladder today