Save Sylvan lake

This was forwarded to me by Jason Peck, and is a well thought out website presentation. It's again the issue of too many users, too many people wanting a part of what amounts to the only such lake in a large landbase, offering a non sustainable lifestyle. Who is to blame - gov, developers, etc? The reality is that our way of life in that kind of intensity just isn't sustainable, and someone out there is taking the time to be the voice of reason. Usually, that voice of reason gets to say they told us all so - about 25 years from now. Hopefully things get through to the powers that be as the website only conveys reality end results for high intensity use.
http://savesylvanlake.ca/