Save the Date! Michigan Chapter, North American Lake Management Society Schedules November 1st, 2013 “Lunch and Learn Seminar Luncheon” Registration is now open to attend the Michigan North American Lake Management Society’s (McNALMS) Fall luncheon. Scheduled for...
Zebra mussels have been monitored in Gull Lake (southwestern Michigan) since 1995 by Michigan State University scientists. Massive die-offs of the mussels were observed in Gull Lake in the summers of 2010, 2011 and 2012, coinciding with the warmest water...
The Michigan Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) is the state regulatory agency responsible for the issuance of permits for various projects that may impact Michigan’s environment. Various divisions within the DEQ issue a wide variety of permits annually as...
Michigan lake lovers would be well served by visiting the United States Geological Survey (USGS) Michigan Water Science Center’s Lake Water Clarity Interactive Map Viewer – a free on‐line resource that allows users to view the water transparency of thousands of inland...
The Michigan Natural Shoreline Partnership (MNSP) is offering a professional training for individuals interested in becoming a part of the MNSP Shoreline Educator Network (SEN). Topic: How to conduct homeowner workshops on the benefits of natural shoreline...
As a lake association member and lakefront property owner, you recognize the importance of keeping your lake clean. Michigan has more than 23,500 miles of inland lake shoreline, and the condition of that shoreline has a large impact on the health of our lakes. Intense...
