Upon completion of Lake Panasoffkee’s restoration in fall 2008, the lake level was allowed to fluctuate naturally to ensure its health. The naturally fluctuating water levels contribute to healthy eelgrass coverage and fish populations in the lake.

The District monitors the environmental conditions of Lake Panasoffkee and tracks the results of the restoration project. The following bi-weekly updates provide current information about Lake Panasoffkee and the operation of the Wysong-Coogler water conservation structure.

Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Reports

• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – May 21, 2012
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – May 3, 2012
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – April 19, 2012
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – April 5, 2012
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – March 22, 2012
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – March 8, 2012
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – February 23, 2012
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – December 28, 2011
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – November 18, 2011
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – October 28, 2011
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – October 14, 2011
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – September 28, 2011
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – September 14, 2011
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – August 31, 2011
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – August 17, 2011
• Lake Panasoffkee Bi-Weekly Report – August 3, 2011