What's New! 

Thanks to all who came out August 8 for our annual potluck picnic and member meeting. The current board slate was reelected and we had a speaker from Cass County Soil and Water Conservation District (Cass SWCD). The full minutes can be found on the Board page.

Fall is a great time for a free site visit from Cass SWCD, to learn how they can provide matching funds of up to 75% for a spring project to strengthen and beautify your property with a native plant shoreline buffer. Call (218)547-7421 or visit Cass SWCD's Shoreline page to schedule a site visit.

Do you or someone you know own undeveloped land in the Lake Ada watershed? We are partnering with Cass SWCD toward a goal of keeping 75% of Lake Ada's watershed undeveloped, which is the best way to protect our lake for generations to come. We're already at 72%, so our goal is in reach! With a conservation easement, you can receive economic/tax benefits in exchange for a commitment to keep your land undeveloped, while you continue to enjoy it for hiking or hunting. Use the contacts for Cass SWCD above to learn more. 

Mission Statement:

The mission of the Ada Lake Association shall be to maintain or improve the living, recreational, environmental and ecological conditions of the Lake Ada area.

Purpose:  

The purpose of the Association is to accomplish the organizations mission through a spirit of stewardship among property owners within the Lake Ada watershed.  Specific purposes of the Association in support of the mission include, but are not limited to, the following:  maintaining Lake Ada's water quality, maintaining Lake Ada's fisheries, promoting the aesthetic and environmental quality of the shoreline, working to prevent the invasion of exotic plant and aquatic animals, promoting the spirit of community through an annual picnic and the periodic publication of a directory of Lake Ada property owners and maintaining a system of navigational buoys.