30
Years
For over 30 years, preserving, protecting, and managing
our township’s natural environment and watershed as a legacy to future generations.
Protecting 19 preserves and over 145 acres in the Clear Lake Township
News, Events & Resources
Why is the lake level down?
November 5, 2025
Drought conditions in Steuben County have led to low lake levels this fall. Read here for water quality data and Round Lake dam history.
Aquatic Vegetation Management Plan Project
September 10, 2025
Learn about what we are doing to fight Eurasian watermilfoil (EWM) and other invasive aquatic plants as we continue to protect our lake environment.
Rainy Day Naturalist: The Autumn Color Show
October 21, 2025
Autumn is a season of change for the Great Lakes region. Temperatures slide from summer heat to winter chill. Atmospheric tussles between arctic cold and Gulf moisture trigger fall rains. One consequence of this change is particularly delightful: leaves of many species of trees and other woody plants change color from summer green to gaudy displays of yellow, orange, and red.
PASSING THE TORCH - Clear Thinking Issue 62
September 24, 2025
We welcome Barb Wenger as our new Board President. Alongside Executive Director, Caroline Barth, Barb will continue to uphold our mission to preserve and protect by responding to present conservation needs while building sustainable practices for the future. Welcome, Barb!
Stars in the Prairie
Join us Friday September 12th 10:00pm at the Johnston Barn and Silo Bar for a stargazing experience brought to you by the Fort Wayne Astronomical Society
Why is the lake level down?
November 5, 2025
Drought conditions in Steuben County have led to low lake levels this fall. Read here for water quality data and Round Lake dam history.
Rainy Day Naturalist: The Autumn Color Show
October 21, 2025
Autumn is a season of change for the Great Lakes region. Temperatures slide from summer heat to winter chill. Atmospheric tussles between arctic cold and Gulf moisture trigger fall rains. One consequence of this change is particularly delightful: leaves of many species of trees and other woody plants change color from summer green to gaudy displays of yellow, orange, and red.
PASSING THE TORCH - Clear Thinking Issue 62
September 24, 2025
We welcome Barb Wenger as our new Board President. Alongside Executive Director, Caroline Barth, Barb will continue to uphold our mission to preserve and protect by responding to present conservation needs while building sustainable practices for the future. Welcome, Barb!
Aquatic Vegetation Management Plan Project
September 10, 2025
Learn about what we are doing to fight Eurasian watermilfoil (EWM) and other invasive aquatic plants as we continue to protect our lake environment.
Stars in the Prairie
Join us Friday September 12th 10:00pm at the Johnston Barn and Silo Bar for a stargazing experience brought to you by the Fort Wayne Astronomical Society
