Enonsaari
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Enonsaari () is an island on Lake Vesijärvi, in Lahti of southern Finland.
From the beginning of 1950 Enonsaari has been a very popular place for the people of surrounding municipalities to visit. During the 1960s, 70s and 80s, municipal and industrial (mainly from wood processing) wasted water emissions decreased the quality of water. Persistent conservation and recovery programme has improved the quality of water gradually since the end of 1980s. Fish stock has been recovered and people's interest towards the lake and its historically and naturally important place has arisen again.
Lahti aims at building on the Island an Information a new centre for nature protection, outdoor activities and recreational fishing. The aim is to invest in the infrastructure of the Island so that it would be ready to welcome in sustainable manner more local and visiting people.
At present a wooden villa located on the island, built around 1910 is used as an information centre for nature protection and history of the area.
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