The Pileated woodpecker
The Pileated Woodpecker is a large, mostly black woodpecker native to North America. An insectivore, it inhabits deciduous forests in eastern North America, the Great Lakes, the boreal forests of Canada, and parts of the Pacific Coast. Location: Haliburton OntarioLake: Redstone Lake
2021 Summer Pictures Gallery
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In case you missed them
The CBC recently ran a couple of articles of interest to property owners, especially if that property is lakeside. Dandelions! Bees (and other pollinators) depend on them in the early spring. You should probably be eating them too. And without mowing or herbicides (which we know you’re not using, for your lake’s health, right?) you […]
Don’t Spread Invasive Species
Moving boats from one lake to another can spread invasive plant and animal species that harm our lake ecosystems and reduce our enjoyment of recreational activities. For example, the thick mats created by invasive plant species, such as Eurasian Water-Milfoil and Starry Stonewort, can ruin swimming, boating, and fishing. You can help protect our lakes […]
Watch your wake to protect our shorelines
The wave action created by boats moving at high speeds can wash away shoreline soils, which can harm fish and their habitat.
Concert at the Lake
Carl Dixon’s powerful vocals and songs have put him at the forefront of the Canadian rock industry for three decades. RLCA helped spread the word about this awesome concert. Friends, family and pets had a great time watching from the boats. It was the best Summer 2021 Fun.
Healthy Shoreline Contest
Spend a hundred, win a hundred!
This spring, the RLCA is delighted to be able to offer a ‘Native Plants’ raffle. Purchase a minimum of $100 worth of native plants for your property (especially for your shoreline!), and we’ll add you to the draw for one of 3 $100 prizes.