by Glen Lake Communications | Sep 4, 2026 | Education, Get Involved, News
An aerial photo of Big Glen’s North Shore. If you’re a resident of the Glen Lake/Crystal River Watershed, you know better than many what a difference water quality improvement and preservation efforts can make. It’s easy to see: from Glen Lake’s Caribbean-esque hues...
by Glen Lake Communications | Sep 3, 2026 | Discovery Boat Tour, Education, Get Involved, Interns, Invasive Species, News
GLA Biologist Joe Blondia steers the Discovery Boat while Intern Sophie Schwartz collects samples during a plankton tow. Discovery Boat Tours are a free hands-on learning experience offered by the Glen Lake Association (GLA). Originally started by Rob Karner to...
by Glen Lake Communications | Aug 15, 2026 | Education, Get Involved, News, Staff Spotlight
The GLA’s Board members and staff at the 2026 Annual Meeting. Last month at our Annual Meeting, the Glen Lake Association (GLA) announced two new Board members elected to service: Rob Meyer and Daniel Silvasi. Both Rob and Daniel have strong histories supporting...
by Glen Lake Communications | Aug 15, 2026 | Education, News
Jennifer Yanover poses in front of completed bioengineered landscaping at their cottage on Glen Lake. A New Perspective: Stewarding the Watershed with Natural, Native Solutions The Glen Lake Association presents annual awards to individuals and organizations that act...
by Glen Lake Communications | Aug 15, 2026 | Education, News, Staff Spotlight
Rob Karner uses a Hydrolab on Glen Lake. Rob Karner poses for a photo, ready to survey the watershed. If you were to ask someone what the Glen Lake Association (GLA) is most known for, they might say, “Protecting the Glen Lake/Crystal River Watershed.” If you asked...
by Glen Lake Communications | Aug 12, 2026 | Education, News
The life cycle of swimmer’s itch. What is Swimmer’s Itch? Cercarial dermatitis, also known as “swimmer’s itch,” is an uncomfortable rash caused by microscopic parasites found in freshwater lakes. These tiny parasites naturally cycle between birds, snails, and...
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