by Communications Committee | Apr 17, 2025 | News
We’ve made some updates to improve our email system. To make sure our emails always land in your inbox, we kindly ask that you add these addresses to your contacts. You can reach us by emailing: (NEW) Kate Gille, Executive Director: kate@glenlakeassociation.org...
by Communications Committee | Apr 17, 2025 | News
The boat wash on Little Glen is our first line of defense against halting the introduction of harmful aquatic invasive species into Glen Lake and other area water bodies, including Fisher Lake and the Crystal River. Join our team and play a vital role in this work as...
by Communications Committee | Apr 17, 2025 | Education, Guardian Tips, News, Watershed Trivia
Reminder – leave the leaves! Don’t rush to tidy your yard – native pollinators are still hibernating in last season’s leaves and stems. According to Michigan State University Extension, it’s best to wait until temperatures are consistently above 50°F. Your...
by Communications Committee | Apr 17, 2025 | Education, News, Watershed Trivia
Did you know that the Glen Lake Association helps to preserve and protect the rarest flower in Michigan? Michigan monkeyflower (MMF) only grows in Michigan and is on the federal endangered species list. This beautiful little yellow flower is extremely rare, with only...
by Communications Committee | Apr 17, 2025 | Education, News, Watershed Trivia
Birds have been referred to as “bellwethers of watershed health” because they respond to basic changes in landscape and habitat conditions.Roger Tory Peterson, an American naturalist who published many books about birds and garnered multiple awards in his field, once...
by Communications Committee | Apr 17, 2025 | Education, News, Watershed Trivia
Birds have been referred to as “bellwethers of watershed health” because they respond to basic changes in landscape and habitat conditions.Roger Tory Peterson, an American naturalist who published many books about birds and garnered multiple awards in his field, once...
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