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Preserving and Protecting Clary Lake

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Spring/Summer 2016

$Somewhere around the 1st of July the dam operator lowered the gate about 5\" leaving it open a little over 2\" so as to continue releasing the minimum outlet flows required by the Clary Lake Water Level Order.$

$Elodea nuttallii in Clary Lake growing to the surface in 7\' of water. Photograph by George Fergusson 15 July 2016$ $Elodea nuttallii in Clary Lake. Believe it or not, this is in 7\' of water. Photograph by George Fergusson 15 July 2016$

$Boat Launch Rock Cleanup. Even using the plywood trick, it took some rugged fellows to move some of those rocks. The water level at the time this picture was taken was -66\" below the top of the dam. Photograph by George Fergusson 27 August 2016$ $Boat Launch Rock Cleanup. A few of the rocks were rather large, requiring some ingenuity to move them. Ingenuity requires thought: In this picture, eveyone is just looking at the rock, willing it to move. That turned out not to work. The water level at the time this picture was taken was -66\" below the top of the dam. Photograph by George Fergusson 27 August 2016$ $Boat Launch Rock Cleanup. Randy Wing speaking sharply at the rock. That didn\'t get it to move either. The water level at the time this picture was taken was -66\" below the top of the dam. Photograph by George Fergusson 27 August 2016$ $Boat Launch Rock Cleanup. Great care was taken to make sure nobody got hurt. The water level at the time this picture was taken was -66\" below the top of the dam. Photograph by George Fergusson 27 August 2016$

$Tim Harkins was the only person who arrived by boat. Here he is departing for home. The water level at the time this picture was taken was -66\" below the top of the dam. Photograph by George Fergusson 27 August 2016$ $The AFTER photograph, Boat Launch Rock Cleanup. The water level at the time this picture was taken was -66\" below the top of the dam. Photograph by George Fergusson 27 August 2016$