Celebrating Eagle Lake Through Your Lens
This year’s photo contest marked an exciting first: we welcomed digital uploads, and the response was outstanding.   From stunning lake views to heartfelt community moments, the entries showcased the beauty and spirit of Eagle Lake.  Our judge faced a tough challenge selecting winners across all three categories, but the results are in!  Click here to view the winning images in our photo album.
 
 
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Educational Series Completed
In an ongoing effort to inform and engage Eagle Lake residents, we have created an educational series on lake health, entitled “Ten Things You Should Know about Eagle Lake’s Environmental Challenges.”  This series was our response to the excellent questions we receive regarding Eagle Lake’s history, current health and future outlook.  Throughout the remainder of the 2025 season, we will do our best to explain the complex challenges we face, as well as share what can be done to help reduce human impact on Eagle Lake.  The educational series kicked off on January 27th and completed with delivery of the final chapter in July.  The menu for this Educational Series will remain available as a resource to revisit and share, by clicking here.
 
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New Lake Tides Newsletter
Posted on Dec 26th, 2024
The latest edition of the Lake Tides newsletter is now available.  To read Volume 49-4, the Fall 2024 publication, click here.
Happy Trees for the Shore
Posted on Jan 30th, 2024
Our recent Ripples newsletter contained a reference to a very informative article entitled Happy Trees for the Shore.  Click here to open Volume 48-2 of the Lake Tides newsletter and refer to page 8.
Shoreline Plant Recommendations
Posted on Jan 3rd, 2023
As a shoreline property owner, you can have a direct impact on water quality.  Improvements to your property and shoreline can help, and native plantings should be considered.  Click here to learn more about good plants, and those to avoid.
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The Eagle Lake Improvement Association depends upon the generous financial support and volunteerism of its members.  If you are not yet a member and would like to join, please click here.
 
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We are grateful to all of the local business owners who believe in our mission and have elected to support us financially.  Their donations are used to offset the expense of this website and publishing our Ripples newsletters.  We invite you to view their ads on our Business Sponsors page, and support them as much as possible.
 
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Weed Cutting/ELMD
Curlyleaf and milfoil are two words that dominate the early season lake management discussions.  Want to learn more?  Click here to visit our webpage dedicated to Weed Management Efforts.  Watch the videos related to weed harvesting and getting to know shallow lakes.
 
The Eagle Lake Management District is one of our lake partner organizations, and the weed harvesting operation is among their primary responsibilities.  To visit the ELMD website, click here.
Frequently Asked Questions
You have questions and we have the answers.  Click here to view the FAQ page of our website.  If you still need assistance, send us a note through the Contact Us page and we will respond within 24 hours.
FEATURED BUSINESS SPONSOR
Located on Brown's Lake in nearby Burlington, the crew of Midwest Marine and Barge should be your first choice for lakeside needs.  Using the latest in hoist and barge equipment, lift and pier removal is handled with meticulous ease.  For properties where the shoreline is difficult to access from the street, consider Midwest Marine to have your tree and shrub removal tasks handled from the water.  Need a new pier, lift, or canopy?  Midwest Marine can help with that as well.  For details on all available services, call Midwest at 262-716-0055 today or click here to visit them on Facebook.
Eagle Lake Improvement Association
PO Box 655
Kansasville, WI 53139
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The Eagle Lake Improvement Association is a volunteer based 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. We are generously supported by nearly 200 households and businesses within the watershed who share our vision for Eagle Lake.