Posted to Beaver Island Association (Facebook page) by Beaver Island Association on 2022-06-30 16:50:55. Caption as posted: "Please register and learn more about our beloved inland lakes on Beaver Island."
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A blue promotional flyer is decorated with a rippling green-water background and two circular inset photographs: one showing floating aquatic plants and another showing a sandy shoreline with a small dock or boat ramp and a log. Large white and dark text announces a lake ecology workshop, with colored boxes listing topics, schedule, registration information, and organizational logos along the bottom.
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July 2022 www.nalms.org Lakes Appreciation Month Beaver Island Lake Ecology Workshop What? This hands-on program presented by Erick Elgin and Dr. Jo Latimore of Michigan State University Extension, during the workshop you will learn about the ecology and conservation of Beaver Island's lakes during this hands-on program. The program will focus on three topics: • Shoreline habitat ◦ Learn about the value of healthy shorelines and how to protect them. • Invasive species ◦ Learn to identify aquatic invasive species and how to prevent their introduction. • Volunteer monitoring ◦ Learn about Michigan's volunteer lake monitoring program and how to get involved. When & Where? ✓ July 11th 2022 ✓ 9:30am–2pm ✓ optional field trip 3:30–5pm ✓ @ CMU Bio Station Register for FREE Online at: https://events. anr.msu.edu/20 22BeaverIsland LakeWorkshop/ Schedule • 9:30: Workshop begins • Noon – 12:30 lunch provided • 2:00 Workshop concludes • 3:30 – 5: Optional visit to Barneys Lake to study aquatic and shoreline vegetation from land or by kayak/canoe For information, contact Shelby Harris, Terrestrial Invasive Species Administrator for Beaver Island, at 231-330-0422 invasivesadmin.bi@gmail.com Beaver Island Association Michigan State University Extension Michigan Clean Water Corps
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The catalogue record identifies this as a photograph posted to the Beaver Island Association Facebook page by Beaver Island Association on 2022-06-30. The archived caption says: “Please register and learn more about our beloved inland lakes on Beaver Island.” The image was retrieved from the cited Facebook URL on 2025-03-12. The record credits individual posters and dates the source image to the 2022 community-photograph collection.
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- https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=3246259208954222&set=pb.100064750056776.-2207520000
- Copy taken
- 2025-03-12
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| Master | JPEG | 828 × 1,072 px | 107 KB | a75e48560416… |
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“Posted to Beaver Island Association (Facebook page) by Beaver Island Association on 2022-06-30 16:50:55”. Individual posters, credited per image. Beaver Island Archive, https://beaverislandarchive.org/media/photograph/2022-06-30-3246259208954222/. copy retrieved 2025-03-12.
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