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This month’s issue features the full-year report of our 2020 Eurasian Water Milfoil control activities, with lots of technical details and graphics, and the second in our series of articles on Aquatic Invasive Species. It also includes two reminders – one about the IRS’ special 2020 tax treatment for charitable donations, and the other about sending us your favorite Lake Leelanau winter photos, for potential inclusion as ebulletin headers.

This month’s issue brings new insights into Lake Leelanau’s Eurasian Watermilfoil (EWM) infestation in the form of a report by Annalise Povolo, our expert summer diver, as well as the first of a series of articles on the threat of Aquatic Invasive Species (AIS). It also features reminders about our President’s year-end appeal, the opportunity to buy prints of the aerial photo that graces our 2020 Handbook cover, and an update on getting your own copy of the 2020 Handbook.

This month’s issue features a year-end appeal from our President, an opportunity to buy prints of the stunning aerial photo that graces our 2020 Handbook cover, a reminder about getting your own copy of our 2020 Handbook, and an invitation for those of you who love to take photographs of Lake Leelanau in its many colors and seasons.

This month’s issue features end-of-season reports about our Eurasian Water Milfoil and Swimmer’s Itch control efforts, highlights from a recently-completed Lake Leelanau aquatic vegetation study and how to get your copy of the 2020 Lake Leelanau Handbook. Click here to view the pdf version. We hope you find this ebulletin timely and informative and welcome all and any feedback.

Our latest ebulletin features a 10-minute documentary about our fight against Eurasian Water Milfoil, a summary of this year’s Swimmer’s Itch occurrences, news about a project to build fish shelters, and highlights of our July 23 Annual Meeting. Click here to read the pdf version. We hope you find our series of monthly ebulletins timely and informative and welcome all and any feedback.

Our July ebulletin focuses on three seasonal topics – our July 23 Annual Meeting, the progress being made in our fight against Eurasian Water Milfoil, and the tracking and prevention of Swimmer’s Itch. Click here to read the pdf version. We hope you find our series of monthly ebulletins timely and informative and welcome all and any feedback.

Our latest ebulletin focuses on the seasonal topic of Swimmer’s Itch and the activities underway in our program to aggressively fight the spread of Eurasian Water Milfoil in Lake Leelanau. There’s also news about our annual meeting and a brief description of some changes to our membership dues structure. Click here to read the pdf version.

This month’s issue focuses on our continuing efforts to combat Eurasian Water Milfoil and Swimmer’s Itch. It also contains updates on Boat Washing and Kids’ Fishing Day. Click here to read the pdf version.

We hope you find our series of monthly eBulletins timely and informative and welcome all and any feedback. If you have any comments, please send them to info@lakeleelanau.org

The Association’s Spring Newsletter is now available on our website. It features articles on our efforts to combat the spread of Eurasian Water Milfoil, funding for the Leland Dam, Lake Leelanau’s walleye population, Kids Fishing Day and a summary of the Association’s Key Operating Goals for 2020. Click here to read or download your copy.

As some of you already know, the Leelanau County Commissioners decided this week to fund 100% of the Leland Dam’s future repair and maintenance costs from the County’s general fund.

We’d like to congratulate all of our Association members and supporters who contributed their voices and opinions in support of this outcome.

We’d also like to thank the Leland Dam Authority and the County Commissioners for the time and effort that they put in to reach this important decision.