Monthly Bulletins
February 2026 - State of the Lake: Walleye
Since 2010 the sample catch of walleye from Moira Lake in MNR surveys has dropped 76%. This bulletin summarizes an analysis of the walleye population and actions we are taking. COMING SOON.
January 2026 - Member Survey Results
In November and December 2025 the MLPOA undertook its second annual member survey. This Bulletin summarizes the results.
December 2025 - Ice Safety
Our changing climate is changing ice coverage, which has impacts for lake health, and for personal safety. This was a re-publishing of the January 2025 Bulletin.
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October 2025 - Eurasian Water Milfoil (EWM) - Solutions
The September Bulletin introduced the challenge posed by EWM. The October Bulletin addresses potential solutions.
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June 2025 - Boating Safety & Etiquette
Boating etiquette and safety includes being prepared, following the rules of the road, and being respectful of others. This Bulletin examines the causes of accidents, PFD regulations, and Moira Lake specific rules.​​​
April 2025 - Septic Systems
As summer approaches our thoughts naturally turn to, septic systems.
February 2025 - Survey Results
Strength, weaknesses, opportunities, threats: in December 2024 the results of the Stakeholder Survey were compiled. This document provides a summary.
November 2025 - Lake Management Project: Quick Hits
We are undertaking two quick hit projects in the summer of 2026: a rejuvenation of the walleye spawning beds and an environmental survey of the lake shoreline. Learn more here.
September 2025 - Eurasian Water Milfoil (EWM) - The Challenges
EWM is an invasive submerged aquatic perennial plant. Many lakes in, including Moira, already show signs of significant impact, if left unchecked, the consequences could be long-lasting.
May 2025 - Annual Newsletter
​Note: There was no Monthly Bulletin in May. The Annual Newsletter was published instead.
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March 2025 - Shoreline Naturalization
It’s up to every property owner to live in balance with the waterfront ecosystem!
January 2025 - Ice Safety
Our changing climate is changing ice coverage, which has impacts for lake health, and for personal safety.
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