October 2023 newsletter, available a little early!

We have so many exciting things to share this month, we just couldn’t wait to tell you all about it. Read, share, and enjoy your October: https://mailchi.mp/mymlsa.org/october-2023-newsletter

Planning our 63rd Annual Conference

We have a few speakers lined up and some boat ride field tripped booked as well.  Check out our next issue of The Michigan Riparian magazine (coming soon!) for information about the Annis Water Resources Institute in Muskegon where we will be meeting in April 2024....

AIS Frog-bit Bites Deep into Michigan

By Paul J. Sniadecki, MLSA Board Director European frog-bit, an Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS) probably arrived in North America around 1930.  Nearly a century later, frog-bit has become a significant invasive, especially along parts of Lake Huron and inland...

$3 Million for Water, Not Often Seen

By Paul J. Sniadecki, MLSA Board Director We all know how important it is to protect Michigan’s water.  As a riparian, you can view it by looking out your window.  What about water you cannot see everyday?  What about the water supply used with extensive crop...

September 2023 Newsletter

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Why Zoning Matters, part 2

By Mary Reilly, AICP, MSU Extension Educator It was an honor to be invited and present at the MLSA Conference and give a presentation with Rod Cortright (Evangeline Township) on “Why Zoning Matters.” An article on this subject also appeared in The Michigan Riparian in...