Our Community Science programs allow members of the community to work together with professional scientists to gather information about Pigeon Lake! By helping collect observations, we can monitor the health of Pigeon Lake, and understand how it changes over time.

We are seeking volunteers for our Community Science initiatives to help us gain more knowledge about the lake and watershed. We have many different projects that you can get involved with, each one varies in the time commitment or requirements so that you can find the right fit for you! All contributions are helpful in our mission to understand Pigeon Lake better and protect it the best we can! Join the Pigeon Lake Watershed Association in supporting environmental stewardship for our watershed!

Community Science is also a great activity for families to do together! Participating in community science programs such as Mussel Monitoring, the Secchi Dip-In, and LakeObserver provides children with valuable hands-on learning experiences that build curiosity, critical thinking, and environmental stewardship.