The Glen Lake Garden club is tackling yet another job of trying to eradicate nasty invasive species from our area. This time it’s the pesky Garlic Mustard weed. What is Garlic Mustard? Garlic Mustard is an invasive plant that was brought over to the United States by European settlers as an herb. Unfortunately, with none [...]
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Friday & Saturday April 27th & 28th Boyne Mountain Resort Boyne Falls, Michigan Conference Topics: Developing a First Order Lake Management Plan Inland Lakes Management Inland Lake Fisheries Assessment & Classification Lake Friendly Shoreline Management Techniques Annual Michigan Riparian Rights Review Cold Water Streams Habitat Management And More Door Prizes/Silent Auction/ 50-50 Raffle MiCorps CLMP [...]
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Eric Carlson of The Leelanau Enterprise staff recently wrote an article entitled, Leveling the Lakes Early, describing how area lake water levels are managed and how the early snow melt has removed most danger of flooding this spring. The Glen Lake Association owns, maintains and operates a dam on the Crystal River to regulate water [...]
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While folks are still cleaning up from a major snow storm that dumped 2′ of wet snow on March 6th, downed power lines and wreaked havoc on trees, it’s hard to believe that we have apparently skipped Spring & jumped right into Summer – thus the term some of us have being calling ‘Sprummer’. Temperatures [...]
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The Glen Lake Association is sad to learn that Steve Yancho has announced his plans to retire from the National Park Service. His expertise and willingness to work with GLA to achieve its goals has been invaluable and we all wish him well.
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