Volunteer With Us
Everything the association has accomplished in sixty years — clean water, marked hazards, protected shorelines, a real community — has been done by volunteers. You don’t need to be a board member to help — you just need to be a member of the association.
Buoy Steward
Put a hazard buoy out in the spring and bring it in each fall — we supply the anchor, chain and buoy. Local eyes keep the markers on station all season.
Lake Steward
Take water clarity readings and collect Lake Partner Program samples on your lake through the summer — training and kits provided.
Healthy Shorelines Champion
Lead our shoreline education efforts — naturalization, erosion, and habitat.
Events & Social
Help plan and run the AGM, regatta, and special events that bring the lakes together.
Membership & Communications
Help manage memberships, write for the newsletter, or share photos for the galleries.
Web & Technology
This website is open source — fix something directly, or help keep content current.
Our current volunteers
Roles held by board members are listed on the Board Members page.
🔬 Lake Stewards 2026
- RedstoneLewis McIntosh
- Little RedstonePeter Sergejewich
- BitterLaura Sim
- BurdockLaurie Kerr
- ColemanChris Jones
- PelawEd Payne
- Long (Tedious)Frank Wunderlich
🛟 Buoy Stewards 2026
Peter Sergejewich, Geoffrey North, Barry Smith, Ted Rule, Mike Quinn, Rob Chausse, Paul Kalydy and Eric Lucas.
Want your bay’s buoy on this list? Volunteer with the buoy program.
🤝 Committee 2026
- Information Technology ManagerAndrew McGrath
With thanks: the August 2025 aquatic vegetation surveys of all seven lakes were paddled by volunteers Paula Miller, Milt Fullen, Ed Payne, Jeff Hockley, Mark Johnson, Gerry Oxford, Frank Wunderlich, and Laurie & Greg Kerr — the surveys found healthy native plant communities on every lake.
Volunteering is also the path to the board — directors are elected each year at the AGM.
Meet the current team on the Board Members page, see what our programs do, or start by becoming a member.