The purpose of the Water Quality and Lake Level Committee is to monitor and assess the water quality, biological integrity, habitat condition and water level in Rennie Lake and the Rennie Lake watershed.
Duties and Responsibilities:
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Michigan Clean Water Corps (MiCorps) - Cooperative Lakes Monitoring Program (CLMP)
Each year a portion of Rennie Lake Association member dues goes toward enrolling Rennie Lake in the Michigan Clean Water Corps - Cooperative Lakes Monitoring Program (MiCorps-CLMP) for water quality and lake habitat monitoring and assessment. Rennie Lake has been enrolled since 2015 and has a good start building a long-term data base for water quality status and trends assessment. The RLA Water Quality Committee will continue annual monitoring under the MiCorps-CLMP because it a key part of the RLA's mission. Go to the MiCorps-CLMP website (https://micorps.net/) for more information about the program.
Committee Reports and Articles
This is done with dedicated volunteers sampling the following data from our lake:
Secchi Disk Transparency
Total Phosphorus
Chlorophyll
Dissolved Oxygen and Temperature
Exotic Aquatic Plant (Invasive Species) Watch Survey
Lake-wide Aquatic Plant Community Survey
Score the Shore – Lake Shoreline Habitat Survey
Go to the MiCorps Data Exchange (https://data.micorps.net/view/lake/) for the water quality data collected for Rennie Lake and other lakes enrolled in the MiCorps-CLMP.
Lake Level Observation and Measurement
(Under Construction)