Thank You for a Year of Giving
Whether your family has owned property on Lake Leelanau for generations or you are just starting your journey here, we all share the joy of […]
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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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Harmful Algal Blooms Coming to a Lake Near Us?
There is nothing more beautiful than looking down into the water on a clear day and seeing all the way down to the bottom of
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A Story of 3 Shoreline Consultations
When it comes to caring for Lake Leelanau, every homeowner’s journey is unique. Some are looking to restore natural habitat, others want to manage erosion,
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2025 EWM Update
As summer winds down, so has our time spent on Lake Leelanau controlling Eurasian watermilfoil (EWM) for the year. This summer marked the 6th year
Water Quality Study
Did you know that, with the help of the Leelanau Conservancy, water quality samples have been taken the same way in Lake Leelanau for the
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Investing in Our Lake & Our Community: Our Business Supporter Program
LLLA’s mission is clear: safeguard the natural beauty and ecological health of Lake Leelanau today and for generations to come. But we can’t do it
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Wood Is Good! The Importance of Nearshore Habitat for Fish and Other Friends
Having space to enjoy recreating along your shoreline is great. Grandkids play in the shallows, you launch your kayak from there, install your dock, or
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Meet Our Staff
The Lake Leelanau Lake Association is continuously growing in the work we do to protect Lake Leelanau, none of which would be possible without our
Curly-leaf Pondweed
Curly-leaf pondweed. A silly name, but a not-so-silly threat to Lake Leelanau. This aquatic invasive species is the latest invader in Lake Leelanau, with impacts
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