Sign up now for the Grass River Natural Area and Three Lakes Association Golf Outing The outing is June 17, 2012 at the Schuss Golf Course, Shanty Creek. To register, download this form, complete it and mail it in today: … Continue reading
Roger, Carrick, Erik, and David: TLA’s 2011 Interns The students worked with a team of TLA volunteers to gather some basic information about sediment entering Grass River from its three tributaries, Shanty Creek, Cold Creek, and Finch Creek. The information gathered … Continue reading
Click in the left image to download the presentation regarding fish fish shelters. Click on the right image to download the presentation regarding the Grass River restoration assessment.
THANK YOU pilot Jim Argo for flying TLA interns and mentors around Grass River and its three tributaries (Shanty, Cold, and Finch Creeks) on Friday, August 12th to take aerial photos of specific areas that represent possible opportunities for reducing … Continue reading
Click HERE to view a recent presentation covering the highlights of Three Lakes Associations first 45 years.
TLA’s 45th Annual Meeting Thursday, July 21st, 5 to 9 PM Presentation by Rodney Stokes, Director Michigan DNR Please mail your registration to Becky Norris by June 15th $23 per dinner Click HERE to download the registration flyer.
TLA’s 45th Annual Meeting Thursday, July 21st, 2011 5 to 9 PM Presentation by Rodney Stokes, Director Michigan Department of Natural Resources Please mail your registration to Becky Norris by June 15th $23 per dinner
Click HERE to view TLA’s April 2011 Newsletter. A hard copy of TLA’s April 2011 Newsletter is being mailed to you next week. This issue contains articles on the following topics: New Grass River Sediment Project Butch’s Marina Cleanup 2010 … Continue reading
As part of Three Lakes Association’s efforts to protect natural shorelines, please consider registering and participating in a workshop for property owners on inland lakes, April 15th, 1:00 to 4:30 PM, at Boyne Mountain Resort. Click HERE to down load … Continue reading
Current rules in the State of Michigan to protect water quality when using new hydrologic fractionation technologies to help extract natural gas from deep oil-shale formations contain risky exemptions and lack public transparency. On November 17, 2010 Three Lakes Association … Continue reading