Newest Leadership Little Traverse Class Gathers To Launch Nine-month Journey
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Our local Policy Manager, Anna McGlashen, along with other members, joins the Leadership Little Traverse for the next nine months, where the goal will be to strengthen their personal leadership […]
State and Federal Officials Tout “Septic-Smart” Week
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It’s estimated that around 10% of septic systems in Michigan are failing. But there are currently no uniform state regulations that require monitoring septic systems after they’re installed. Jennifer McKay, […]
Lake Association Summit 2023
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Representatives from Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council and the Health Department of Northwest Michigan presented at the 18th Annual Lake Association Summit on September 21, 2023.
New Strategy To Combat Exotic Water Plants
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In June, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers promoted what the agency said it hopes will be a new control strategy for frog-bit. It offered researchers a $200,000 grant to […]
Harbor Spring Planning Commission Stormwater Runoff
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The Harbor Springs Planning Commission heard from our Local Policy Manager, Anna McGlashen, on local policy that can help reduce stormwater runoff. She discussed Watershed Management Plans, Master Plans, local […]
2023 Annual Meeting
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Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council held it’s 44th Annual Meeting on August 22, 2023 at the Perry Hotel.https://youtu.be/sWT9ieE_rG8?si=lAutSA-vsqoFokOy