Tip Of The Mitt Watershed Council

THIS PROJECT SUPPORTS THE GREAT LAKES RESTORATION INITIATIVE AND THE GREAT LAKES WATER QUALITY AGREEMENT, PURSUANT TO PUBLIC LAW 11210. THE TIP OF TH

THIS PROJECT WILL CONTROL THREE ACRES OF INVASIVE MUSSELS USING A NEW APPROACH TO THE APPLICATION OF ZEQUANOX, A BIOLOGICAL CONTROL PRODUCT SPECIFIC

FUNDS UNDER THIS AWARD ARE TO BE USED TO RECONNECT 8.5 UPSTREAM MILES OF AQUATIC HABITAT ON TWO TRIBUTARIES OF THE CROOKED RIVER BY REPLACING TWO ROAD STREAM CROSSINGS CURRENTLY CONSISTING OF UNDERSIZED AND DETERIORATING CULVERTS. BANWELL ROAD WILL BE REPLACED WITH A TIMBER CLEAR-SPAN BRIDGE AND SNIDER ROAD WILL BE REPLACED WITH A 60'' BY 40' ARCHED CULVERT.

IMPROVING AQUATIC CONNECTIVITY ALONG MINNEHAHA CREEK

REPLACE THE EXISTING CULVERTS AT THE BERRY CREEK, BANWELL ROAD CROSSING WITH A TIMBER CLEAR SPAN BRIDGE IN ORDER TO REDUCE DOWNSTREAM EROSION, FACILITATE FISH PASSAGE, AND IMPROVE STREAM HYDROLOGY.

TIP OF THE MITT WATERSHED COUNCIL: NIMIIGWECHWENDAM NIBIISH (I AM THANKFUL FOR WATER): CARING FOR OUR LOCAL WATERSHEDS IS A YOUTH CENTERED PLACE-BASED EDUCATION PROGRAM CONNECTING TRIBAL YOUTH WITH KNOWLEDGE AND EXPERIENCES IN THEIR LOCAL WATERSHED IN NORTHERN MICHIGAN. THE PROJECT WILL ENGAGE STUDENTS THROUGH HANDS-ON, OUTDOOR LEARNING ABOUT LOCAL WATER RESOURCES AND WATER ISSUES IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY. TIP OF THE MITT WATERSHED COUNCIL WILL WORK CLOSELY WITH THE LITTLE TRAVERSE BAY BANDS OF ODAWA INDIANS (LTBB) TO PROVIDE MEANINGFUL WATERSHED EDUCATIONAL EXPERIENCES (MWEES) FOR PARTICIPATING STUDENTS THROUGH THE LTBBS INDIGENOUS STEAM PROGRAM

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INCREASE FUNDS

TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANT (TAG) 2018

2014 TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE GRANT

LOWER TANNERY CREEK FISH PASSAGE IMPROVEMENTS IN EMMET COUNTY, MI

MIDWEST GLACIAL LAKES PARTNERSHIP

MICHIGAN SHORELAND STEWARDS: PARTNERING TO PROTECT OUR INLAND LAKES THROUGH OUTREACH AND EDUCATION

TOMWC-ERISON CONTROL AGREEMENT