Office Location:  Courthouse, 600 W 6th Street, #7  Madison, MN  56256

Office Hours:  8:30 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.  Monday through Friday

Office Phone:  320.598.3117​

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District meeting:  ​1st tuesday of the month

NEXT REGULAR BOARD MEETING DATE:​
tuesday, June 7, 2022 @ 4:30 p.m.  Meeting location: LqP county multimedia room - west end of elementary school in Madison.  Meeting will also be conducted virtually ViA Zoom, please call 320-598-3117 for access information. 

CANOE TRIP!!!

The Watershed District's annual canoe trip will be held on Friday, June 3.  The trip route will be determined closer to the date of the trip as route viability often depends upon current conditions.  A limited number of canoes are available for use, or you are welcome to use your own canoe/kayak.  Registration is limited to 40 participants.  Please contact Mitch Enderson at 320-598-3319 or mitch.enderson@lqpco.com for more information or to register.

- Registration Form

- Liability Waiver  

Second Place: Mary Quick

Del Clark Lake BOard of Water and Soil Resources April, 2022 Newsletter Story

Del Clark Lake Minnesota Pollution Control Agency Featured Story Press Release

Third Place: Mary Swenson

First Place: Tamie Steffen Hornstein

​The Lac qui Parle-Yellow Bank Watershed District's Mission is to: 
Serve as a partner in water planning and management with the State Agencies, Counties, Cities, & Soil & Water Conservation Districts, and assist with the management of water quality and quantity within the Lac qui Parle-Yellow Bank Watershed boundaries.

meetings, News, and events

Click here to link to Minnesota pollution control Agency reports produced

through the Lac qui parle river watershed and protection strategies grant

​The MPCA is seeking citizen lake and stream monitoring volunteers.  

This could be an opportunity for you to have an impact on protecting and improving your favorite lake or stream.  Click here for links with more information on volunteering and how to sign up.

Del Clark Lake Sediment Retention Basins

Click on the photos below to view a time lapse of sediment retention basins that will filter pollutants prior to reaching the lake and help protect the status of Del Clark as a lake in full support of aquatic recreational use.  These projects were completed in June, 2021 with the aid of a Minnesota Board of Water and Soil Resources Clean Water Fund grant.

2021 Photography Contest