About

Cloverleaf Lakes Protective Association Restated Bylaws Nov 2022

Cloverleaf Lakes Protective Association (CLPA) was founded in 1930.

In 2015, the organization received its State of Wisconsin Charitable Organization designation.  Thereby donations to CLPA may be tax deductible.

Mission

“Preserve Our Lakes For Future Generations”

Vision

Uphold the Cloverleaf Lakes Protective Association’s lake management plan supporting our community as a place for health, rest and pleasure.

Values

  • Protect healthy lakes and native plant life
  • Promote neighborhood safety and communication
  • Educate citizens in the areas of aquatic invasive species, water quality, recreation, fishery and environmental management

Friends and Resources for Cloverleaf Lakes:

Wisconsins Lakes
We Speak for Lakes!  Wisconsin Lakes, formerly known as the Wisconsin Association of Lakes, is the only statewide non-profit organization working exclusively to protect and enhance the quality of Wisconsin’s 15,000 lakes. For more than 20 years, Wisconsin Lakes has worked toward statewide solutions for the challenges faced by our abundant natural water resources while supporting strong local protection efforts. We represent citizens and lake groups like you who care about Wisconsin’s lakes as a shared resource, and who appreciate the value lakes bring to our quality of life, tourist economy, and property tax base. Wisconsin Lakes seeks to protect the natural wonder of our lakes, and preserve our collective right to boat, fish, hunt, ice skate, swim and enjoy the scenic beauty of our shared public waters.
http://wisconsinlakes.org

 

Fox-Wolf Watershed Alliance
A non-profit organization that works to improve and protect the waterways within the Fox-Wolf Watershed.
http://fwwa.org

Waterways Association of Menominee and Shawano Counties, Inc.
Purpose is to facilitate education, research, cooperative sharing of resources and best practices between organizations, individuals, government bodies and the general public of Menominee and Shawano Counties inland water bodies, environs, groundwater, wetlands, and watersheds for now and future generations, including, but not limited to: esthetic beauty, water quality, shoreline protection, wildlife habitat, and fisheries.
http://wamsco.org