Long Lake Waters Association

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We work collaboratively to understand the relationship between the lake and the watershed

We are on a mission to protect and enhance the water quality within the Long Lake Watershed!

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The Long Lake Watershed covers over 7,619 acres, and includes seven lakes

Wetlands filter our water throughout the entire watershed

Forests filter and regulate the flow of water

Deep rooted native Sumac helps prevent erosion

Black Eyed Susans are native plants that help filter contaminents from ground water

We provide collaborative leadership in improving and protecting the water quality of Long Lake and its watershed for the enjoyment of all.

Long Lake Waters Association brings together Medina, Long Lake and Orono residents to address water quality issues in the watershed on a regional scale.

Blue-Green Algae and Ecoli in Long Lake have led to several beach closures each summer

Long Lake and Tanager Lake water quality only "partially supports swimming" due to high phosphorus

DNR Fish monitoring shows "high" mercury levels

Iconic birds like the Common Loon rely on the watershed for food and shelter

Long Lake Rowing relies on clean, clear water

The 7,619 acre Long Lake Watershed includes wetlands, streams, rivers and 7 lakes

Eating fish from impaired waters isn't healthy

AIS like Eurasian Watermilfoil hamper waterskiers and swimmers

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Long Lake Waters Association

P.O. Box 195

Long Lake, MN 55356

longlakewaters@gmail.com

We are an all-volunteer non-profit/501(c)(3) organization.