The Great Lake Debate: Shoreline concerns among threats to Lake Cd’A’s health
Oxygen, phosphorus and nitrogen levels in Lake Coeur d’Alene are going in the wrong direction according to recent testing.
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Lynn and Joe Morris (Courtesy Photo)
In April a neighbor reported a shoreline violation on this property in Mica Bay to Kootenai County. The county issued a stop work order. Once the property owner installed a silt fence to prevent materials from entering the lake the case was closed. (Photo Courtesy of Kootenai County Community Development Department)
Shoreline concerns among threats to Lake Cd’A
In a packed room at the Iron Horse Restaurant in downtown Coeur d’Alene shortly before the coronavirus hit, the Four County Natural Resources Committee met over lunch.
Federal and state resource managers, scientists, concerned citizens, and a handful of local elected officials including Kootenai County Commissioner Chris Fillios and Coeur d’Alene City Council member Kiki Miller gathered to listen to a presentation about the health of Lake Coeur d’Alene...
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