Capitol Lake a Community Icon  From the sunniest days to the worst weather days, there is always someone -- residents and visitors alike -- enjoying Capitol Lake. Strolls with family and friends, walks with our dogs, community festivals, opportunities to jog, all utilize this treasured icon. The activities add to the social and economic vibrancy of the city and enhance our lives. People from outside our area marvel at our unique ability to blend natural systems with human systems. It's possible to have long-term, sustainable improvement of the freshwater and marine systems that make up the Deschutes Watershed, including Capitol Lake. |
| Share your Capitol Lake Stories and Pictures
Tell us about your Capitol Lake tradition or special memory! Do you have an event you love to participate in? Maybe a great picture of the lake? Share them with us. Send via email or postal mail or post directly to our Facebook page.
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More About CLIPA  The Capitol Lake Improvement and Protection Association (CLIPA) is dedicated to preserving and protecting Capitol Lake and the entire Deschutes Watershed. CLIPA advocates for enhancing the overall ecosystem, providing recreational and educational opportunities and preserving the aesthetics of Capitol Lake. CLIPA's plan presents a reasoned, science-base holistic approach to a complex problem. |
| Join Us and Help Save Capitol Lake
CLIPA membership is over 400 citizens strong and growing! Sign up for membership today. It's free!
For more information visit our website.
Your donations to CLIPA, a 501(c)(3) charitable non-profit, are appreciated. Mail them to: 120 State Ave NE #1006 Olympia, WA 98501-8212 |
