Charlie Lake & Watershed
About Charlie Lake
Charlie Lake is a very productive body of water, supporting a rich and diverse range of flora and fauna.
On average, algae and plants begin to increase in density around mid-June, peak in late July to mid-August and slowly decline during fall.
The Charlie Lake watershed is part of Dane-zaa nunne, traditional lands of Blueberry River First Nations, Doig River First Nation, and Halfway River First Nation. We are grateful to play a small part in the continued stewardship of this place.
Charlie Lake by the Numbers
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of the lake's volume is within the zone where sunlight is available for plant growth.
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of the land within the watershed is privately owned
Charlie Lake Challenges
More info coming soon!