Welcome to the Scugog Lake Stewards

Scugog Lake Stewards Inc. is an all volunteer group dedicated to sustaining and enhancing the health of Lake Scugog and its watershed through the promotion of PROJECTS, RESEARCH. EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY STEWARDSHIP.  It is a Registered Charitable Organization incorporated in 2003 and audited annually.  Your involvement in our work, your actions and your knowledge are critical to the health of the lake.

PONTOON BOAT RESEARCH TRIPS, 2025

Lake Scugog never ceases to amaze us in how it changes from summer to summer; changes that are so dramatic that they defy easy understanding and only speculation.

One of the mandates of the Research as well as the Communication Committee is to go out on regular trips on the water to see just what is going on in the lake with a wide range of biologists and others from the Township, Kawartha Conservation, the Scugog Township’s environmental advisory committee, North Durham Nature and our own Board of Directors.

Here is the report of our latest trip:  https://drive.google.com/file/d/1Ixo6o0Nwj5ZMQ3D7c00Xz33BO2aDezjS/view.

For more about our research trips see: www.scugoglakestewards.com/research

SCUGOG LAKE STEWARDS IMPORTANT DOCUMENTS:

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WHAT ARE SOME OF THE THINGS THE LAKE STEWARDS ARE WORKING ON AT THE MOMENT

As at April 26, 2025

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Click here to view the webcam mounted on the Port Perry Marina.

 

 

Our mission is to preserve, protect and enhance Lake Scugog.  Like other lakes, our Lake Scugog faces the challenges of invasive species, sedimentation, water quality and lake level issues.  It is our job to work with partners to ensure the lake remains healthy and attractive for future generations.

Rob Messervey, President