The Muskegon River Watershed Assembly Presents a Natural Shoreline Workshop:
Want a cleaner lake? A shoreline garden reduces nutrients that grow algae.
Saturday, April 1, from 1:00 – 4:00 pm
Want a cleaner lake? A shoreline garden reduces nutrients that grow algae. They are easy to install and care for.
Learn how at the Free Natural Shoreline Workshop on Saturday, April 1, from 1:00 – 4:00 pm at the Betsy Cutler House of the Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore Office at 1217 E. River Road, Muskegon, Michigan. You may even win a garden installed on your property and/or free plants. To register: Contact: Pat Jarrett @ jarretp@ferris.edu or 231-591-2334 or Register Online using the form below.
Natural shorelines: What are they?
• How Natural Shorelines protect your waterfrom algae growing nutrients
• Use of native plants in shoreline landscapes
• Design your own shoreline with native plants
• Inland lake invasive species
• Permits required for shoreline work
Workshop topics include:
If you live on Bear Lake, Bear Creek, Twin, North, West or Middle Lakes you could win:
FREE Native plants will be provided to those participating in this program.
Drawing for FREE natural shoreline installation for lucky property owners.
This program usually costs $50.00/person, however, it is offered free due to support from Delta Institute, U.S. EPA GLNPO, Great Lakes Restoration Initiative, the Community Foundation of Muskegon County and other partners.
Workshop hosted by the Muskegon River Watershed Assembly and…
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