Although you can safely have non-native, non-invasive plants along your shore line, native plants which evolved with our lake birds and insects will provide the best shelter and food. You can make your shoreline an ecological oasis for them!... read more

There are so Many Healthy Options for our Shorelines. Please click here to read about what you can do to keep Eagle Spring Lake healthy! Management Options for Our Shorelines: AISMgmtOptions_LakeshorePropertyOwners read more

Here is the link to the Power Point presentation on studies evaluating the impacts on: • wave height, energy, and power • Sediment resuspension and water quality:... read more

Before you burn, please check The Town of Eagle Burn Regulations: 09-03 Regulate Fires: 09-03 Regulate Fires read more

For news about the lake, our Aquatic Invasive Species situation, how to deal with the muskrats, and lots of other articles, click here for our ESLMD February Digital Newsletter: February 2024 Eagle Spring Digital Newsletter read more

Things are Looking Hopeful! For the lake, drought is not only measured by precipitation returning to normal, but groundwater levels as well. Groundwater takes considerably longer to rebound. It appears our drought conditions are ending! We... read more

The Residents and Property Owners on Eagle Spring Lake are stewards of the lake and our shorelines. We work closely with the Department of Natural Resources, the Lake District, and the Town of Eagle to maintain the quality of our water for... read more

Each and every Commissioner and employee of the Eagle Spring Lake Management District is the legal custodian of their own records and files and shall safely keep and preserve all property and things received from the Commissioner’s predecessor or... read more