Ripple Report: Welcome, New Board Members!
As we close another year of protecting and restoring the waters that make Northern Michigan home, we’d like to introduce you to three new members joining Tip of the Mitt […]
Watershed Council Completes Coastal Management Program Grant with EGLE
Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council recently completed an exciting grant through the Michigan Department of Environment, Great Lakes, and Energy’s (EGLE) Coastal Management Program, which supports coastal communities as […]
Ripple Report: Science Day in Elk Rapids
A few weeks ago, the Watershed Council partnered with Elk Rapids High School and the Elk-Skegemog Lakes Association (ESLA) to host the first-ever Elk Rapids STEM Day, an immersive outdoor […]
Fall Stream Monitoring Wrap-Up
Our Fall Volunteer Stream Monitoring (VSM) season has officially wrapped up, and we couldn’t have done it without the dedication of our volunteers! This fall, teams headed out to streams […]
Ripple Report:‘Leaf’ It Out of the Water
As the seasons change, fall offers an important opportunity for waterfront homeowners to protect both their property and our region’s waters. Taking a few simple steps now can go a […]
Nimiigwechwendam Nibiish Summer Camp
Details Explore. Learn. Protect.Join us for a unique summer camp experience where you’ll connect with the water, land, and traditions of the Odawa people through hands-on activities and outdoor adventures! […]
Protect Michigan’s Water During Lame Duck Session
Protect Michigan’s Water During Lame Duck Session The “Lame Duck” session is here—a short, rare window when Michigan lawmakers can vote on critical issues without re-election pressures. This is our […]
Watershed Council Collaboration to Bring Robot, to Collect Litter From Beaches and Lakes This Summer
This summer and fall, Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council will collaborate with Great Lakes Plastic Cleanup (GLPC), through the generous funding and support from North American energy company TC […]