Lake Charlevoix Day Presentations
June 13, 2022
Tip of the Mitt Watershed and Lake Charlevoix Association, along with the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy, Land Information Access Association (LIAA), and other partners, hosted a Lake Charlevoix Day on June 13, 2022. This was a key opportunity to learn more about the historical trends of shoreline management on Lake Charlevoix, the impacts of shoreline hardening, and how residents, contractors, and local governments can help protect the health of the lake.
If you missed the presentations during Lake Charlevoix Day, you can download and view them below.
If you missed the presentations during Lake Charlevoix Day, you can download and view them below.
What is a Watershed and a Watershed Management Plan? Lauren Dey, Watershed Management Coordinator, Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council
Coastal Dynamics and Impacts of Shoreline Hardening (Virtual) Guy Meadows, Director, Marine Engineering Laboratory, Robbins Professor of Sustainable Marine Engineering, and Research Professor, Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics, Michigan Tech University
Historical Trends on Lake Charlevoix Eric Calabro, Inland Lakes Analyst, Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy
Local Planning and Zoning for Resilient and Sustainable Lake Shorelands Dick Norton, Professor of Urban & Regional Planning, Professor of Program in the Environment, University of Michigan
Components of a Natural Shoreline, Lessons Learned on Lake St. Clair (Virtual) Ryan Wilder Darnton, J.D., P.E. NOAA Restoration Center
Panel Discussion - Successes of Bioengineering/Natural Shorelines Jennifer Buchanan, Associate Director, Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council
Pannel Discussion - Successes of Bioengineering/Natural Shorelines Christopher May, Senior Restoration Ecologist, GEI
Lake Charlevoix Visioning and Shoreline Protection Project Matt Cowall, Executive Director, Land Information Access Association
Coastal Dynamics and Impacts of Shoreline Hardening (Virtual) Guy Meadows, Director, Marine Engineering Laboratory, Robbins Professor of Sustainable Marine Engineering, and Research Professor, Mechanical Engineering-Engineering Mechanics, Michigan Tech University
Historical Trends on Lake Charlevoix Eric Calabro, Inland Lakes Analyst, Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy
Local Planning and Zoning for Resilient and Sustainable Lake Shorelands Dick Norton, Professor of Urban & Regional Planning, Professor of Program in the Environment, University of Michigan
Components of a Natural Shoreline, Lessons Learned on Lake St. Clair (Virtual) Ryan Wilder Darnton, J.D., P.E. NOAA Restoration Center
Panel Discussion - Successes of Bioengineering/Natural Shorelines Jennifer Buchanan, Associate Director, Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council
Pannel Discussion - Successes of Bioengineering/Natural Shorelines Christopher May, Senior Restoration Ecologist, GEI
Lake Charlevoix Visioning and Shoreline Protection Project Matt Cowall, Executive Director, Land Information Access Association
|
|
