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Hydrilla Defense

LCA is starting a new initiative to raise funds for hydrilla eradication. If you are not familiar with this invasive species, in the late 70's early 80's it made most of the lake unusable. Currently there are over 200 acres covered and it expands rapidly.
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BREAKING

Hydrilla Defense

LCA is starting a new initiative to raise funds for hydrilla eradication. If you are not familiar with this invasive species, in the late 70's early 80's it made most of the lake unusable. Currently there are over 200 acres covered and it expands rapidly.
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IMPORTANT UPDATES FOR LAKE CONROE

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April 5, 2023
Published by Syndicated Posting at April 5, 2023
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Lake Conroe Celebrates 50 years in 2023!

LCA President’s Update – April 4, 2023   As of today, the Lake is at 200.9’ msl – just short of normal pool. There has not […]
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April 5, 2023
Published by Syndicated Posting at April 5, 2023
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Compromise on Flood Mitigation Protocols for Lake Conroe and Lake Houston – 2023

Protocol – Lake Conroe Spring Beginning April 1, the City of Houston may initiate diversions to lower Lake Conroe to create up to six inches of […]
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January 19, 2023
Published by Syndicated Posting at January 19, 2023
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Our Lake looks great at this level and is in healthy shape.

LCA President’s Update – January 16, 2023   As of today, the Lake is at 200.7 msl just three inches shy of normal pool. After a […]
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December 19, 2022
Published by Syndicated Posting at December 19, 2022
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Thank you for your support!

LCA President’s Update – December 14, 2022   I want to thank everyone for their recent donations to combat the significant and previously growing Hydrilla infestation. […]
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September 23, 2022
Published by Syndicated Posting at September 23, 2022
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Hydrilla Infestation – Thank you for your support. Your help is still needed!

LCA President’s Update – September 23, 2022   I want to thank everyone for their recent donations to combat the growing Hydrilla infestation. I am hopeful […]
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August 25, 2022
Published by Syndicated Posting at August 25, 2022
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Lake Conroe – A Developing Story

Lake Conroe has been in a state of change since it was constructed in the late ‘7Os. Within a few years of impoundment hydrilla (a plant […]
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ABOUT US

Who is the LCA?

The Lake Conroe Association works to improve Lake Conroe for everyone - residents, businesses, and all those affected by the water quality of the lake.

The LCA is a 501c3 non-profit organization fully funded from donors who care about Lake Conroe. We began over 40 years ago with a goal to solve the hydrilla problem on the lake. Since then, we've expanded our mission to every aspect of Lake Conroe.

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The LCA helps promote changes and improvements to Lake Conroe that protect both the natural properties of the lake and also everyone affected by changes. Here are some of the areas that our association looks after.

Vegetation Issues

Vegetation plays a huge role in the quality of the lake. We work hard to keep residents and businesses in the know about upcoming threats in vegetation and marine life.

Learn More

Water Issues

Lake Conroe is growing fast and the area surrounding the lake are greatly impacted by several water issues. Our Association helps improve the water quality of the area.

Learn More

ABOUT US

Who is the LCA?

The Lake Conroe Association works to improve Lake Conroe for everyone - residents, businesses, and all those affected by the water quality of the lake.

The LCA is a 501c3 non-profit organization fully funded from donors who care about Lake Conroe. We began over 40 years ago with a goal to solve the hydrilla problem on the lake. Since then, we've expanded our mission to every aspect of Lake Conroe.

Learn More Lake Photography
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The LCA helps promote changes and improvements to Lake Conroe that protect both the natural properties of the lake and also everyone affected by changes. Here are some of the areas that our association looks after.

Vegetation Issues

Vegetation plays a huge role in the quality of the lake. We work hard to keep residents and businesses in the know about upcoming threats in vegetation and marine life.

Learn More

Water Issues

Lake Conroe is growing fast and the area surrounding the lake are greatly impacted by several water issues. Our Association helps improve the water quality of the area.

Learn More

ABOUT US

Who is the LCA?

The Lake Conroe Association works to improve Lake Conroe for everyone - residents, businesses, and all those affected by the water quality of the lake.

The LCA is a 501c3 non-profit organization fully funded from donors who care about Lake Conroe. We began over 40 years ago with a goal to solve the hydrilla problem on the lake. Since then, we've expanded our mission to every aspect of Lake Conroe.

Learn More
light-house-left-vertical-min

The LCA helps promote changes and improvements to Lake Conroe that protect both the natural properties of the lake and also everyone affected by changes. Here are some of the areas that our association looks after.

Vegetation Issues

Vegetation plays a huge role in the quality of the lake. We work hard to keep residents and businesses in the know about upcoming threats in vegetation and marine life.

Learn More

Water Issues

Lake Conroe is growing fast and the area surrounding the lake are greatly impacted by several water issues. Our Association helps improve the water quality of the area.

Learn More