Protecting Northern Michigan's Water Resources

What are Watershed Management Plans?

Watersheds at Work Podcast

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In this episode, we talk with our watershed management coordinator, Lauren Dey, about watershed management plans and their effect on local communities and lakes. We take a closer look at the steps it takes to help implement change in a watershed, how people can have a voice in what they want on their lakes, rivers, or in educational experiences for their kids, and how to connect what a community needs into tangible steps for what will be done.

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