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Report an observation

Have you spotted a suspicious species? Contact us immediately.

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  •  Aquatic Invaders
  •  Vecteurs de propagation
  •  Threats to the environment
Learn to identify

Consult this website as a guide to recognize invasive species.

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  •  Invasive plants vs native
  •  Harvesting techniques
  • How to destroy
  •  Useful links for more information
Become a member

Support our action by becoming a member of the APLP.

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  •  Volunteers
  •  Expertise
  •  Awareness-raising
  •  Financial support
Adopt best practices

Learn how your activities can protect the lake.

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  •  Buoys
  •  Boat washing
  •  Collects according to the instructions

Report an observation

Your vigilance constitutes our first line of defense against invasive species. Each reported observation can make the difference between successful early intervention and uncontrollable widespread infestation.


We have developed a simple and effective reporting system that allows citizens to quickly transmit their observations. Our online form guides users through essential information: precise location, species description, photographs, and observation conditions.


A team of qualified biologists analyzes each report within 24 hours. Confirmed observations immediately trigger our emergency intervention protocols, enabling rapid and targeted response to limit spread.

Learn to identify

Knowledge of invasive species is a powerful protection tool. Our illustrated identification guides enable each citizen to acquire the skills necessary to recognize potential threats during their lake activities.


These educational resources combine detailed photographs, characteristic descriptions, and practical advice to distinguish invasive species from their native counterparts. Waterproof field cards facilitate identification in the field.


Our guides are regularly updated to include emerging new threats and latest scientific discoveries. This continuous training strengthens the collective capacity for surveillance and protection of our lacustrine ecosystem.

Become a member

LPPA membership gives you the opportunity to contribute directly to Lake Pope's preservation. As a member, you join a passionate and engaged community that shares your vision of a healthy and sustainable lake.


Your annual membership dues directly fund our surveillance programs, emergency interventions, and educational initiatives. Each dollar invested translates into concrete protection actions: monitoring equipment, volunteer training, and awareness campaigns.


Members benefit from privileged access to scientific reports, specialized training, and community events. This membership allows you to stay informed about latest developments and actively participate in decisions that shape our lake's future.

Adopt best practices

Your daily activities at the lake can have a significant impact on ecosystem health. Our best practices guide provides you with the knowledge necessary to enjoy the lake while contributing to its protection.


These recommendations cover all aspects of recreational use: boat cleaning techniques, fishing bait management, respectful camping practices, and responsible navigation. Each individual action contributes to the collective preservation effort.


Adopting these simple but effective practices transforms each lake user into an active environmental protector. This collaborative approach ensures that future generations will be able to continue enjoying Lake Pope's natural beauty and ecological richness.

Useful links

Here is a list of useful links

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Essential tools for our success.

Fisheries and Oceans Canada (Quebec Guide):

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Ontario Government:

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The spiny cladoceran (Quebec)

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Site scientifique



Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council:

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Nature Conservancy of Canada:

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USGS Nonindigenous Aquatic Species Database:

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Wisconsin DNR with Multiple Images:

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Photos éducative



Bugwood.org - Extensive Professional Photo Library

Main Bugwood Eurasian Watermilfoil Search:

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Leslie J. Mehrhoff Collection (University of Connecticut):

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Specific Mehrhoff Watermilfoil Images:

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