Dig Deep to Bring Back Depth
Help us restore the heart of our nature preserve — together.
Over time, runoff and yard waste have filled Silver Lake with sediment, threatening water quality, wildlife, and recreation.
Our last dredge only cost $175,000 — savings made possible by storing 8,458 cubic yards of sediment onsite. By comparison, Murphey Candler Lake’s dredge cost $1.5 million to remove just 38% more sediment with off-site disposal, which our next dredging will require.
Our goal is to raise $750,000 before contracting a lake dredging services firm.
Give Amount
$250 donated monthly provides $3,000 in annual support.
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