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Project aims to beautify the south shore of Lacamas Lake

Volunteers are sought to help with the ongoing effort

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Andrew Burgoyne, Star Rank Boy Scout, Camas Troop 565, works to trim back some of the overgrown vegetation along the Heritage Trail. The Boy Scout Troop is partnering with the city of Camas to improve the habitat and beauty of the south shore of Lacamas Lake. (Contributed photo)

The City of Camas and Boy Scout Troop 565 are coming together to work toward improving the habitat and beauty of the south shore of Lacamas Lake. The organizations are hoping citizens will also step forward to join the effort.

The Heritage Trail Beautification Project will address the area’s need for stewardship and maintenance, particularly along the shared-use gravel trail, which meanders 3.5 miles along the south side of the lake. Trail heads are located at Northwest Lake Road and state Route 500 (at Heritage Park), and at Goodwin Road and Underwood Street.

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