The October, 2013 Newsletter is now available: TLA News October 2013 This issue contains articles on the following topics: Lake Levels and Our Dynamic Chain of Lakes President’s Message Bob Oswald – TLA Director Emeritus Spotlight on Leah Varga TLA’s … Continue reading →
TLA set up shop at the Antrim County Fair August 9-11, 2012. Unofficial numbers show that over 2000 people attended. Environmental education was shared with young and old. The Fish Shelter project, Eurasian water milfoil (EWM) and the life of … Continue reading →
A primary goal of the Fish Shelters Project is to improve the fishing in five lakes in the Elk River Chain of Lakes; Elk, Torch, Clam, Bellaire, and Intermediate Lakes. We also believe installing fish shelter may improve the fish … Continue reading →
Three Lakes Association Letter June 2012
Continue reading →The April, 2012 Newsletter is now available: TLA News Apr 2012 This issue contains articles on the following topics: Thank You Becky! Fish Shelters Project – On Schedule! Shorelines of Inland Lakes, A Very Important Aspect of Assessing Lakes Update: … 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 →
Please click HERE to view TLA’s January 2012 Newsletter. This issue contains articles on the following topics: Announcement of a new Executive Director, Leslie Meyers TLA’s grants to local science teachers Possible solution to the TCE plume problem Lake Trout … 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.
Continue reading →Please click HERE to view the Job Description for Three Lakes Association’s Executive Director. This is a part-time, paid position with flexible hours; typically in the range of 30 to 60 hours per month. Interested people can apply by submitting a … Continue reading →
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 →