The Chautauqua Lake Partnership (Partnership) has depended on grassroots community support and municipality leadership for its efforts. This has been most apparent in 2017 and 2018 invasive weed management efforts…
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The Chautauqua Lake Partnership, Inc. (CLP), hosted a tent with posters at the July 14, 2018, Antique and Classic Boat Show in Bemus Point. Click here to view the charts…
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The post below includes Chautauqua Lake Partnership comments regarding... Discussions and Concerns -- Recent Application of Herbicides in Areas of Chautauqua Lake Continues to be Closely Monitored published in The…
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Chautauqua Lake has a steadily-worsening invasive weed problem resulting from an unsuccessful 25-year “no herbicide” experiment. That can change now that the Town of Ellery, with support of the Chautauqua…
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The Post-Journal Following the completion of impact statements and requirements from the state Department of Environmental Conservation, dates of herbicide application on Chautauqua Lake have been scheduled, the Chautauqua Lake…
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Below is a brief history of herbicide use on Chautauqua Lake, the need for a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement and the work completed this year and last as well as…
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Springtime failed to come to Chautauqua Lake on March 21, as Spring arrived. As you can see in the photo, we still had snow on the ground and ice on…
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Chautauqua Lake: The Importance Of People By Thomas Erlandson From 1980 until I retired in 1998 I taught a course named Conservation of Natural Resources at Jamestown Community College. I…
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Chautauqua Lake Partnership Monthly Meet and Greet Event The Chautauqua Lake Partnership (CLP) will be hosting their second monthly “meet and greet” event on Thursday, March 22 from 5:30 –…
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SEIS Comments From A Seasonal Resident During the recent public meeting regarding the Draft Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement, an obvious divide of opinions exists between those who support the application…
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