Group urges action to protect Hayden Lake
Hayden Lake Watershed Association President Jan Wilkins gives a presentation at the association's annual meeting on Wednesday.
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Hayden Lake Watershed Association President Jan Wilkins speaks to around 100 people in attendance for their annual meeting.
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Hayden Lake Watershed Association President Jan Wilkins speaks to around 100 people in attendance for their annual meeting.
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Jenny Roman listens to a citizen at the Hayden Lake Watershed Association's annual meeting.
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Tom Yount, Jan Wilkins, center, and Kristine Bartz speak at the Hayden Lake Watershed Association's annual meeting.
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Concerns over shoreline erosion, harmful algae blooms and the threat of invasive mussels drew about 100 residents to the Hayden Lake Watershed Association's annual meeting Wednesday at the Hayden Lake Country Club.
Among the most pressing concerns discussed Wednesday night was the impact of large wakes generated by motorized watercraft, which watershed advocates say accelerate shoreline erosion and stir nutrient-laden sediments that can fuel algae growth.
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