Current and Emerging Topics of Interest
Fishermen: Open Deep Water or a Frozen Shallow Bay?
The open house for the Honeysuckle Beach and Launch is scheduled for January 26th from 4:30 PM to 6:30 PM at Hayden City Hall.
This will be your opportunity ask questions, express concerns
and offer solutions.
We invite you to send us your favorite photos of fauna in your neighborhood. The diversity of life here in the Hayden Lake Watershed a gift we can share with one another to lift our spirits and remind ourselves how fortunate we are to live here.
Use our Photo Upload Form to share them with the Watershed.
Visit Our Meetings & Events Calendar
Decisions that affect the Hayden Lake watershed are made regularly by Kootenai County, local Districts and utilities. We monitor the agendas for these entities and will publish public meeting times, locations and issues for you. You will also find the HLWA Board of Director meeting location, date and agenda on the calendar. Use the link to Events at the top of the page or use the button below.
Just like the world, the Hayden Lake Watershed is changing. Our commitment to manage, protect and restore the watershed is not. We would be honored to have your support as fellow stewards of this remarkable Idaho gem.
NEWS & EVENTS
English Point Forest Health Project Continues
Landing piles will be burned at English Point in the coming weeks as part of the next phase of the English Point Forest Health project.
Hayden Pitches in for a Permanent Marine Patrol Home on Hayden Lake
Unused impact fee revenue finally has a purpose — building a permanent marine facility for the Kootenai County Sheriff's Office at Honeysuckle Beach.
The February 2021 Biannual Report
Twice each year we like to bring you up to date on the issues and initiatives the Association has undertaken. The 2021 winter edition of the report is here for you to view and download.
STAY CURRENT ON ALL THINGS IN THE HAYDEN LAKE WATERSHED
Our bi-monthly newsletter will keep you up to date on HLWA meetings and initiatives. We partner with other community groups around the watershed to have a voice in the decisions our regulatory agencies are contemplating and will publish the agency meeting times and locations.