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Download Buffalo Lake Integrated Shoreland Management Plan 

This document provides an overview of the completed Plan (154 pages)

Download Buffalo Lake Integrated Shoreland Management Plan Synopsis

This document provides an overview of the completed Plan (34 pages)

 

Buffalo Lake Water Level Monitoring

An Water Survey of Canada automatic gauging station at Rochon Sands (WSC 05CD005) monitors the water levels in Buffalo Lake. Please visit Alberta Rivers website to view current water levels (refer to Buffalo Lake near Erskine – 05CD005).

 

Buffalo Lake Water Quality Monitoring

The Alberta Lake Management Society (ALMS) conducts water quality monitoring at Alberta lakes on an ongoing basis.

 

Additional Information About Lakeshores

For information on water body navigability, boating safety, and private buoys and other navigational aids, visit the Canadian Navigable Waters website:

For information on deleterious substances, fish habitat, and harmful alternation, disruption or destruction (HADD) of fish habitat, visit the Fisheries and Oceans Canada website at:

 

Respect our Lakes Program

Respect our Lakes (ROL) is an education program of Alberta Government that aims to raise awareness and build understanding about lake and lakeshore regulations, science and management including promotion of what Albertans can do to foster healthy lake living. ROL acts as an “umbrella” for information and resources available to Albertans regarding our lakes. ROL is working to increase respect for our lakes.

ROL Lake Information Resources

 

Additional Resources on Lakeshore Use

 

Government Ministries

Alberta Environment and Protected Areas

Alberta Forestry and Parks

Alberta Agriculture and Irrigation

 

Counties and Summer Villages

Camrose County

Lacombe County

County of Stettler

Summer Village of Rochon Sands

Summer Village of White Sands

The Association of Summer Villages of Alberta

 

Natural History

Atlas of Alberta Lakes

 

Resources of Integrated Land Management

Alberta Integrated Land Management

Alberta Biodiversity Monitoring Institute

Alberta Chamber of Resources

Red Deer River Watershed Alliance

Beaver Hills Biosphere

Government of Alberta Land Use Framework

Prussian Carp found in the Red Deer River

See the following attachments related to Prussian Carp found in the Red Deer River and the implications for the Buffalo Lake pumping project. Prussian Carp & Lake Stabilization License Suspensions – FAQ AIS-Quickfacts-PrussianCarp-May2015

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