Guest Writer: Lake Whatcom progress deserves credit; but not complacency

Guest Writer: Lake Whatcom progress deserves credit; but not complacency

The Hertz Trail in Lake Whatcom Park in winter 2025. Preventing additional pollution on the lake is more effective — and less expensive — than trying to remove it later, says guest writer Susan Kane-Ronning. (Photo by Elliott Almond) At the recent Joint Councils and Commissioners meeting, local officials highlighted ongoing efforts to improve the health of Lake Whatcom. The presentation emphasized collaboration, investment and incremental progre…