KLPW PUTTING FINISHING TOUCHES ON HYDRILLA RESPONSE TO CORPS

We are reviewing comments here on the blog, on Facebook and from emails to put the finishing touches on our position on HYDRILLA
for the Environmental Assessment and its permanent record for the US Army Corps of Engineers. Public comment can be made through Friday, May
31, 2013.

You can respond below in the comments section or email us at info@kerrlakeparkwatch.org.
WE WANT YOUR INPUT & FEEDBACK:
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AS MORE WATER SHOWS AT KERR, MORE CAMPSITES DISAPPEAR!

Rising water levels over the past few days have more and more Kerr Lake waterfront campsites and public areas disappearing.  Torrential rains have dumped a tremendous amount of water into the
watershed.  The drought, for now, is over.

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Jazz No Longer at Occoneechee But Just Up The Road

HYDRILLA, DROUGHT…NOW ADD THE LOOMING THREAT OF URANIUM CONTAMINATION. CAN KERR LAKE TAKE IT?

The watershed of Kerr Lake that provides the basis for all types of recreation on and around those waters may see a new threat from a newcomer. The
past year has seen parks around Kerr Lake plagued on shore with reduced park employees, cut services and dried up budgets. The lake has suffered from a relentless drought and the rapidly
spreading noxious weed, Hydrilla.

If Virginia lifts a ban on uranium mining …

KERR LAKE PARK WATCH MEMBER PONDERS LOW WATER LEVEL

One of the early supporters of Kerr Lake Park Watch, Larry Matthews, is an avid camper, boater, skier and a part-time resident
of Kerr Lake. While his comments raise some interesting perspectives, his photos tell a very sad story. Here’s a look at both.

“Because of a health issue, I have not …