Vermilion Lake Association

The Vermilion Lake Association has been working since its founding in 1968 to protect Lake Vermilion and to enhance the outdoor experience for those who share it.

The organization’s priority programs – aquatic invasive species (AIS) prevention and fisheries management – have been pushed to the top by today’s circumstances. In addition, its volunteers are engaged in many other community service programs to support Lake Vermilion. Taken together, they tell the full story of the Vermilion Lake Association’s strong commitment to this great lake.

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Latest News Cameras Measure Traffic at Vermilion Boat Accesses (5/21/2019) -

To better protect Lake Vermilion from aquatic invasive species (AIS), trail cameras are being used at Vermilion’s 17 public watercraft accesses to measure launch traffic. Knowing where and when boats launch is key to improving the efficiency of Vermilion’s AIS boat inspection program. In 2018,. . .

Funding for AIS Prevention provided from the Outdoor Heritage Fund, as appropriated by the Minnesota State Legislature.

Funding for AIS Prevention provided from St Louis County's AIS Prevention Program.