xeriscaping–a method of landscaping that uses plants that are well adapted to the local area and are drought-resistant. Xeriscaping is becoming more popular as a way of saving water at home. More on xeriscaping: http://www.the-landscape-design-site.com/xeriscaping.html Perlman, H. (n.d.). Water Science Glossary … Continue reading →
perennial yield – maximum quantity of water that can be annually withdrawn from a groundwater basin over a long period of time (during which water supply conditions approximate average conditions) without developing an overdraft condition Glossary of Water Terminology. (2015, … Continue reading →
The TLA SEOP Grant Applications are now being accepted for the 2017-2018 school year. Information on the application process can be found under: 2017-2018 SEOP Grants – Overview
Continue reading →non-point source (NPS) pollution–pollution discharged over a wide land area, not from one specific location. These are forms of diffuse pollution caused by sediment, nutrients, organic and toxic substances originating from land-use activities, which are carried to lakes and streams … Continue reading →
On October 28, Rachael Horn presented information on the Large Woody Debris (LWD) project to the Freshwater Summit. Here are the slides from this presentation: LWD Freshwater Summit Presentation 10-28-16
Continue reading →On October 28, Becky Norris presented information on the Golden Brown Algae (GBA) study to the Freshwater Summit. Here are the slides and her notes exlaining the slides: GBA Freshwater Summit Presentation 10-28-2016 GBA Freshwater Summit notes
Continue reading →The October, 2016 Newsletter is now available: TLA October 2016 Quarterly. This issue contains articles on the following topics: Large Woody Debris (LWD) 2016 President’s Message – Just Add Water New Directors TLA Apparel Become a Michigan Shoreland Steward to protect … Continue reading →
The July, 2016 Newsletter is now available: TLA July 2016 Quarterly. This issue contains articles on the following topics: Science Education Outreach Program (SEOP) President’s Message Congratulations to Three Lakes Association from the Antrim Conservation District – Celebrating 50 years! Here’s … Continue reading →
Thank you to all of the Three Lakes Association members who assisted last year with the first Paddle Antrim Festival. It was a wonderful success and the support of all those in the community including many Three Lakes Association members … Continue reading →
We want to share this information with all our members and friends: Paddle Antrim is leading the effort to create and market a new non-motorized water trail through the Chain of Lakes. A water trail is a designated route along … Continue reading →