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Multiple Activity sites 2.6Recreation, Fish, and Wildlife The City manages a variety of recreation, leisure and sport facilities and offers more than 1,000 annual recreation and leisure programs and events. Along w the City also offers recreational opportunities to connect to tha sample of the following programs: Family fishing clinic Minnesota Horticultural Society gardening classes Harriet Alexander Nature Center naturalist programs Kids Gardening Club The natural communities that remain in Roseville are largely loc and around lake and wetland edges and buffers. The major natural community types in Roseville are: Prairie and Savanna Communities: Sand-Gravel Prairie, Sand-Gravel Oak Savanna, Mesic Prairie and Wet Prairie Forest Communities: Dry Oak Forest, Mesic Oak Forest, Oak Woodland-Brushland, and Lowland Hardwood Forest Wetland Communities: Deep Marshes, Shallow Marshes, Wet Meadows, Shrub Swamps, Wooded Swamps, and Seasonally flooded basins. For more information on each of the natural community classifica Minnesota’s Native Vegetation, A Key to Natural Communities (Minnesota Department of Natural Resources, 1993) and Wetland Plants and Plant Communities of Minnesota & Wisconsin (Eggers and Reed, US Army Corps of Engineers, 1997). Roseville is fortunate to have several lakes within the city tha and habitat resources. Langton Lake features a nature trail, an accessible fishing pier and is great for canoeing. Bennett Lake is great for shore fishing and features a new fishing pier with lowered rail sections making it easier for children to fish fingerlings, channel catfish yearlings, and large adult bluegill shoreline access at the Ramsey County park. Fishing at Lake Josephine has been limited to angling for bass, small bluegill and the occasional northern pik but stocking of walleye fingerlings is anticipated to provide additional angling opportunities. McCarrons Lake has a fishing pier and designated shore fishing area along the south shore of the lake near the intersection of South McCarrons Boulevard and Western Avenue accessed by a flight of stairs. Lake Owasso is accessible by a Ramsey Cou boat ramp on North Owasso Boulevard but shore fishing is limited. Owasso is a managed Muskie lake, however, it is most popular with recreational boaters and water 3.0Water Resource Management This section of the CSWMP presents a synopsis of the current orgtional entities whose programs and regulations are relevant to the management of water The City is committed to the preservation and enhancement of its full compliance with local, state, and federal regulations. ComprehensiveSurface Water Management PlanROSEV120222 City of RosevillePage 11