Curran Lake Plants

Many of you will recall that a survey of Curran lake aquatic plants was done in August of 2017 under the guidance of CRE Laurentides and localy organized by Sheryl Jackson who mobilized a large group of volunteers.

The survey identified 18 species of aquatic plants on lake Curran. All native. It also showed that plant density on the lake was very low as on Clear lake. This map is eloquent. (click both images to enlarge)

If you wish to read the whole report from CRE Laurentides covering 46 lakes – 17 pages plus annexes – all in French, click on this link.

Your comments, observations and questions are most welcome.

This Web site is sponsored by the Dunany Community Association (DCA), a community based organization, made up of people who reside in proximity to its surrounding lakes: Clear, Boyd, Black and Curran, free of motor boats.

The association’s raison d’être is to protect, maintain and enhance the quality of its environment, notably the quality of the water in its four lakes. The association also supports the development of community spirit by enabling social and cultural activities.

The association was founded in 1963 and is managed by a volunteer Board of Directors. It works closely with the two other pillars of Dunany, namely the Dunany Country Club and the Church of St-Paul’s of Dunany.

Dunany is located in Canada's Laurentian Mountains, 10 km north of Lachute, and about an hour away from Montreal, Quebec.