Lotus Lake Conservation Alliance
Organized exclusively to advocate for and work towards the protection and improvement of Lotus Lake
Lotus Lake Facts and Figures
Location: Chanhassen, Carver County, Minnesota, USA.
44° 52' 1" N, 93° 31' 24.5" W
Area: 248 acres
Average Depth: 16 ft
Maximum Depth: 31 ft
Watershed Size: 1,048 acres
Trophic Status: Hypereutrophic
Common fish: Bluegill, Yellow Bullhead, Walleye, Black Crappie
Invasive Species: Eurasian Watermilfoil, Curlyleaf Pondweed, Brittle Naiad,
Common Carp
Current Water Level: https://monitormywatershed.org/tsv/RPB-LLS-4/2308/
Bluegill
Eric Engbretson
Yellow Bullhead
Joe Tomelleri
Walleye
Black Crappie
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Paul Granos
President
As the executive director of Lotus Lake Conservation Alliance, Iris brings years of experience in environmental conservation and advocacy to our organization. She is committed to ensuring that our efforts lead to tangible and meaningful results in preserving Lotus Lake.
Steve Donen
Vice President
Benjamin is a passionate conservation biologist with years of experience in the field. He leads our restoration and research efforts, ensuring that our work is grounded in scientific research and best practices.
Mark von Oven
Information Systems
Georgia is responsible for coordinating and implementing our community outreach efforts. She works to engage and educate the community on the importance of conservation and to build partnerships with local organizations and businesses.
Andrew Aller
Watershed Liason
Jia is a restoration ecologist with a deep understanding of the complexities of restoring degraded ecosystems. She leads our restoration efforts, working to restore native habitats and improve water quality in Lotus Lake.
Louis Bisset
Research Assistant
Louis supports our research and restoration efforts through data collection, analysis, and GIS mapping. He is passionate about using data-driven approaches to inform conservation efforts and ensure that our work is effective and impactful.
Kaamla Murad
Community Science Coordinator
Kaamla coordinates our community science program, engaging volunteers in collecting data on water quality and biodiversity in Lotus Lake. She is committed to making science accessible and engaging for all members of our community.