by Felicia Topp | Nov 23, 2020 | Education, News
Tamaracks dance in the rain on Brooks Lake. Photo by Rob Karner Striving to be the best is a challenge that never ends. And though we liken ongoing efforts to protect our Glen Lake/ Crystal River Watershed as among the country’s best, we’re also aware...
by Felicia Topp | Nov 9, 2020 | Education, News, Uncategorized
Hatlem Creek in Fall Photo courtesy of Ranae Ihme In the spirit of preserving property rights and property values in the Glen Lake/ Crystal River Watershed, the argument could easily shift to the close connection between property values and water quality....
by Felicia Topp | Oct 19, 2020 | Education, News
A proposed change to an existing state statute regulating the operation of sand and gravel mining operations is being unanimously opposed by the Glen Lake Association. The change, Senate Bill 431, would restrict regulation by local units of government in the...
by Felicia Topp | Oct 1, 2020 | Education, News
Beach sanding is a term which describes a shoreline practice that creates an artificial “sandy beach” in a place where it does not naturally occur. A recent national study by the Environmental Protection Agency on inland lakes showed that the number one thing that...
by Felicia Topp | Sep 17, 2020 | Education, News
At left, yellow iris sites on Fisher Lake. The invasive species yellow iris has spread in the watershed over the past several seasons and the GLA is asking riparians for their help in eradicating the plants. Property owners have been notified and are part of the...
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