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When our native shoreline ecosystems thrive, our lake thrives. Invasive plants pose a significant threat to the environment and can have negative consequences for us […]
When our native shoreline ecosystems thrive, our lake thrives. Invasive plants pose a significant threat to the environment and can have negative consequences for us […]
The days are getting longer and the temperatures are rising. The mornings spent sipping coffee on the dock are becoming closer to reality than a
Spring Into Action Read More »
To nurture ecological health, our shorelines need submerged trunks, limbs, branches, roots, and wood fragments within shallow waters. With the exception of state forest and
Shoreline Woody Structures Read More »
You may have heard the term “impervious surfaces” in some of our other articles, but what are they exactly? This week’s blog article explains impervious
Impervious Surfaces Read More »
Driving along the lake, you might soon notice a purple flower in bloom along Lake Leelanau’s shoreline and wetland areas. While beautiful, purple loosestrife is
Combating Purple Loosestrife in Lake Leelanau Read More »
The weather is warm and rainy, the conservation district’s native plant flats are almost ready for pickup, and the blossoms are on the fruit trees.
Shoreline Planting This Spring – A checklist for success Read More »
It is officially Spring. It’s time to think about gardens. If you’re a riparian, now is a great time to plan your shoreline garden to
Shoreline Plants: Prepping for Spring Read More »
Left to themselves, natural barriers form to protect shorelines from erosion and runoff. However, on our lake, many of these green buffer zones have been
Become a Shoreland Steward: Schedule a Shoreline Consultation Today Read More »
Your Lake Leelanau shoreline is the focal point of your lakefront property. The transition from land to lake can be magical, inviting, and beautiful. Shorelines
Lake Leelanau Shoreline Consultations Read More »
Much of Lake Leelanau Lake Association’s (LLLA) recent focus has been on aquatic invasive plants, most notably Eurasian watermilfoil. In this post written by LLLA
Terrestrial Invasive Plants in the Lake Leelanau Watershed Read More »