by Communications Committee | Mar 10, 2025 | Education, News, Watershed Trivia
Have you ever wondered where all that road salt and sand go when the snow melts? In order to keep our roads safe, the road commission has to use sand and salt to de-ice the bridges. The salt mixes with snow and eventually drips into the Crystal River, which could...
by Communications Committee | Mar 4, 2025 | Education, News, Watershed Trivia
As winter loosens its grip, the melting snow feeds into our watershed. We love a good snowy winter and a wet spring – the water feeds our aquifers and helps keep lake and river levels up in the drier months of the summer. Watch this video to see the transition...
by Communications Committee | Feb 20, 2025 | Education, Invasive Species, News
In 2024, the GLA’s use of aerial drone-guided underwater Remote Operating Vehicles (ROVs) revolutionized our surveillance program and allowed aquatic vegetation mapping of the bottomlands of the Glen Lake/Crystal River (GL/CR) Watershed for the first time. While the...
by Communications Committee | Feb 20, 2025 | News, Staff Spotlight
The Glen Lake Association Board of Directors is thrilled to announce the successful conclusion of its Executive Director search. This extensive process began last September and was led by a search committee composed of board members Jennifer St. Julian (chair), Ron...
by Communications Committee | Feb 20, 2025 | Education, News, Watershed Trivia
Birds have been called “bellwethers of watershed health.” Because they respond to basic changes in landscape and habitat conditions, birds can be excellent indicators of watershed health. Roger Tory Peterson, an American naturalist who published many books about birds...
by Communications Committee | Feb 20, 2025 | Education, News, Watershed Trivia
Birds have been called “bellwethers of watershed health.” Because they respond to basic changes in landscape and habitat conditions, birds can be excellent indicators of watershed health. Roger Tory Peterson, an American naturalist who published many books about birds...
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