Volunteers Making a Difference
Reflecting on this past summer, it is very evident that we have a strong community of volunteers with a passion to help protect the beauty […]
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Inspiring Volunteer Involvement
April is National Volunteer Month, a time to celebrate the power of community action and the dedication of individuals who give their time to protect
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Shoreline Woody Structures
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
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Impervious Surfaces
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
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Thriving Through Volunteers
In the spring of 2024, Lonnie Rademacher commissioned a team to look at developing a volunteer program for the Stewardship Committee. Thanks to the efforts
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Communications Chair Needed
Since joining this organization and becoming communications chair over two years ago I have been pleased to make new friends and eager to help spread
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Calling all Centerville Riparians
I am passing on this message from Tim Johnson, Chair of the Centerville Township Planning Commission (PC). Tim informs us of the passing of long time
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Edible Trails
At the Leelanau Conservancy’s DeYoung Natural Area along the TART trail, the Edible Trails project is brimming with enthusiasm. Those who ride by on their
Guidance for finding a Merganser Nest
Guidance for finding a Merganser Nest, by Wayne Swallow, Water Quality Consultant We’ve had several questions on how to find a common merganser nest. Success
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