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​Welcome to the Projects page of the Gull Lake Watershed Society (GLWS). Here you’ll find a complete overview of the major initiatives we are working on to protect, restore, and sustain Gull Lake — its water, its wildlife, and its future.

WHY THESE PROJECTS MATTER

Gull Lake is more than a body of water. It’s part of our community, our environment, and our heritage. Through thoughtful research, careful planning, and community partnership, we aim to safeguard the lake and surrounding watershed for current and future generations. Every project undertaken by GLWS is driven by clear goals: water stability, ecological health, recreation, and long‑term sustainability.

OUR ACTIVE PROJECTS:

HAYNES AQUIFER PROJECT

A bold initiative to access and responsibly pump water from the Haynes Aquifer. This project is designed to restore Gull Lake’s water levels, rejuvenate aquatic life, and secure a sustainable water supply — not only for the lake, but for nearby communities and future generations       CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE

BLINDMAN RIVER PUMPING PROJECT

Following a generous commitment of government funding, GLWS is preparing to resume pumping water from the Blindman River to stabilize and maintain Gull Lake’s water levels, while using a carefully designed filtration system to ensure ecological safety. This project represents a significant milestone in the lake’s restoration and long‑term management

CLICK HERE TO LEARN MORE

WHAT WE AIM FOR:

  • Water Stewardship: Ensure Gull Lake remains full, healthy, and resilient — even under climate and environmental pressures.

  • Ecosystem Protection: Restore and protect aquatic life, shorelines, wetlands, and wildlife habitats.

  • Community & Recreation: Support lake‑side living, recreation, tourism, and overall community quality of life.

  • Transparency & Science: Ground our actions in solid research, professional hydrology work, and open communication.

  • Long-Term Security: Create a sustainable foundation so Gull Lake remains a thriving watershed for generations to come.

HOW CAN YOU HELP:

  • Stay informed — explore each project’s page to learn the facts.

  • Spread the word — share the vision with friends, family, and neighbors.

  • Support our work — join GLWS, volunteer, or contribute financially to help projects move forward successfully.

  • Stay engaged — go the the membership sign-up page and become a member and receive a monthly newsletter for updates, progress reports, and community events.

what's next:

We’re committed to ongoing research, regular monitoring, and transparent reporting. As projects progress — from aquifer pumping plans to filtration, lake‑level stabilization, and community outreach — we’ll keep you updated here.

Thank you for caring about Gull Lake. With your support, we can ensure it remains a vibrant, healthy watershed for many years to come

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