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Current Reflections is a publication of Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council that features current events and educational articles written our by knowledgable staff. To view an issue on-line, simply click on the issue below.

Current Reflections - Spring 2011

Inside this issue:

  • Blotting Out Blight on the Bear: Invasive Species Control
  • Connections to the past and hopes for the future
  • Rain Barrel Sale
  • Monumental Inland Waterway Walleye Study
  • Aquavist Network Update
  • Have Your Heard? Native Plants Are All the Buzz
  • Land and Water
  • The Nature of Change; The Change of Nature
  • Bill Passed to Ban Phosphorus Fertilizers
  • GIS and Mapping Services at the Watershed Council
  • Spring Clean Up Quiz
  • Michigan Natural Shoreline Partnership: A State-Wide Effort to Protect Our Inland Lakes
  • In the Works...Summer Projects
  • Save the Dates - Summer Events Calendar
  • Great Lakes Day in Washington D.C.
  • Whale of a Sale Event
  • Little Traverse Bay Fund
Fall Winter 2010 Newsletter, Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council

Current ReflectionsFall 2010 / Winter 2011

Inside this issue:

  • 2010 Success: The Summer of Phragmites
  • Jellyfish in Northern Michigan?
  • Update: Bay Harbor 
  • The Bear Invaded and Defended
  • Aquavist Network Updates
  • Top Ten Shoreline Tips
  • Willows: Our Allies in Protecting the Great Lakes Shoreline
  • Shoreline Surveys in the Inland Waterway
  • Larks Lake Fisheries Enhancement: Progress
  • Success in Otsego County: Chandler Dam Removed
  • Can Zebra Mussels Finally Be Controlled?
  • Stream Monitoring Continues to Flow
  • Summer Event Recap
  • Freshwater Center Showcases Permeable Pavers
  • Do you have shoreline or streambank in need of repair?

 Current Reflections - Summer 2010

  • Deep Injection Well Workshop
  • Pigeon River Dam to be Removed
  • Northern Inland Lake Citizens Fishery Advisory Committee
  • Policy Update
  • Aquavist Update - Cheboygan Great Lakes Coastal Wetlands Permit Denied, Hydraulic Fraturing
  • Millions of Midges
  • Lake Association Summit 2010
  • The Pulse of Water Bodies Weaken: Is Impairment Imminent?
  • Combating Invasive Species in the Bear River Watershed
  • Phragmites Inventory and Control Efforts Move Beyond the Bay
  • 2010 is a Very Good Year for Major Charitable Giving
spring 2010 newsletter, asian carp

Current Reflections - Spring 2010

  • Asian Carp Update
  • Great Lakes Day
  • Phragmites on Little Traverse Bay
  • The Roots of a Dream Stream Monitoring Team
  • Aquavist Update
  • Start Saving for a Sunny Day - Rain Barrel Sale Underway
  • Volunteer Highlight - Claire Rasmussen
  • Fertilizer by the Numbers
  • Big Project. Big Success. Completion of the Cheboygan River Watershed Restoration Initiative
  • Welcome Maureen Stine
  • Summer Calendar of Events
  • Whale of a Sale
Fall 2009 Winter 2010 Newsletter

Current Reflections Newsletter - Fall 2009 / Winter 2010

Inside this issue:

  • Michigan's Wetland Program SAVED!
  • Surveys and Monitoring Results are In
  • De-Phragging Northern Michigan
  • Bay Harbor Regional Stakeholders Group
  • Aquavist Network Updates
  • Shorelines Restored - Featuring shorelines on Burt Lake, Pigeon River
    and Lake Charlevoix
  • Summer Events Reflection
  • 2010 Ice Breaker Series

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Current Reflections Newsletter - Summer 2009

 

Inside this issue:

  • Healing the Bear: The Bear River Cleanup and Beyond
  • Recommendations and Streetscape Guidelines For "Treasure Lake Charlevoix" Showcased in Latest Brochure
  • Shoreline Erosion Issues? We Can Help!
  • Aquavist Network
  • Volunteer Stream Monitoring Five Years of Adventure
  • Shoreline Management: To permit or not to permit, that is the question
  • Phragmites: Local partnerships to Resist the Invasion
  • Weevils in Paradise
  • Can your grass be "greener"?
  • Calling all Shutterbugs (Juried photo show focuses on local watersheds)
  • A Whale of a Sale
  • Wednesdays on the Water and other Summer Events
  • Shoreline Solutions and Services 
  • A Special Annual Meeting ~ Celebrating 30 Years with a Reunion!

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Current Reflections Newsletter - Spring 2009

 

Inside this issue:

  • Michigan's Wetlands in Jeopardy
  • Tackling Stormwater on Many (Water) Fronts
  • 2009 Policy Update
  • Working to Protect Our Waters
  • Monitoring Programs Reveal "Water Quality Concerns" in the Tip of the Mitt
  • Native Plant Sale Fundraiser
  • Happy Birthday to Us!
  • Removing the Chandler Dam - We Need Your Help
  • Clean Marina Program

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Current Reflections Newsletter - Fall/Winter 2008

Inside this issue:

  • Information Worth Sharing
  • What Should I Do with My Unused Medications?
  • Beetles - More than a rock band... much more!
  • Pigeon River Tragedy: A lot of hard work flushed down the drain
  • Phragmites...The Next Invasion
  • Great Lakes Restoration Update
  • Summer Projects Summary - Restoration Remedies
  • New Website Announcement

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Current Reflections Newsletter - Summer 2008

Inside this issue:

  • Michigan and the Great Lakes Compact
  • Blue Ribbon Trout Streams
  • Volunteers Take the Plunge To Enjoy and Protect Northern Michigan Waters
  • DEQ Budget Cut Result
  • Treasure Lake Charlevoix: Giving the Watershed Some "TLC"
  • Cheboygan River Watershed Restoration Initiative
  • Introducing our NEW Boater Bundle Series
  • 2008 Volunteer of the Year: John Danly 

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Current Reflections Newsletter - Spring 2008

Inside this issue:

  • Great Lakes Under Seige: Invasives, Algae, Botulism
  • Shoreline Management: New policy may require General Permit
  • Volunteer Stream Monitoring Update
  • Bay Harbor Update: The dust hasn't settled yet
  • Water Quality Protection Starts in Your Backyard
  • Roll Out the Barrels: Watershed Council Hosts Rain Barrel Sale
  • History: The Boiler in the Bear

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Current Reflections Newsletter - Fall/Winter 2007

Inside this issue:

  • Great Lakes Algae Monitoring Results
  • Wycamp Lake: A biological gem
  • Successful Remedies for Restoration
  • A Work In Progress: Little Traverse Bay Watershed Protection Project
  • What a Treasure: Treasure Lake Charlevoix Project
  • Victorious Again: Public Voice Demands Protection
  • Court Upholds Michigan Ballast Water Law
  • All Bottled Up: The Nestle Case
  • New Release Getting Rave Reviews 

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Current Reflections Newsletter - Summer 2007

Inside this issue:

  • Discharge or Deep Injection: Where will the leachate end up?
  • Do-It-Yourself Greenbelts
  • Volunteer Stream Monitors Eagerly Plunging in to Preserve and Protect Our Waters
  • Flowing Down River to Mullett Lake
  • Invasive Species Make an Unwanted Splash
  • Clean Boating Makes Sense
  • Invasive Species - 185 Wrecking Havoc Throughout Great Lakes
  • Speak Up to Protect Our Waters
  • "Beach Grooming" Permits Required
  • Green Lawn, Green Lakes

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