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POSTPONED
Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Natural Resource Department
Tribal Water Day
POSTPONED
March 13, 2020, Baraga, MI - Postponed. New date to be determined
Ojibwa Casino Bingo Hall, 16449 Michigan Ave, Baraga, MI
Free and open to the public
Display space is available, if interested, please contact: Stephanie Cree, 906-524-8700 or scree@kbic-nsn.gov
Flyer
Agenda
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PWR Brook Trout Subcommittee meeting
March 31, 2020, Covington, MI
The group had a great meeting in January (notes here), and we plan to keep the momentum going by discussing projects and funding opportunities. If you would like to attend, please let Jeff know so he can add you to the Brook Trout Committee mailing list, and he'll also send you some important instructions for the meeting. Contact Jeff at jeff@superiorwatersheds.org.
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Isle Royale & Keweenaw Parks Association
Isle Royale Botany Workshop (June 8-13, 2020)
Held on Isle Royale in early June, this workshop is open to anyone with beginning or intermediate knowledge of plant identification. Participants explore early season plants in the Rock Harbor area on field trips led by botanist Janet Marr, the co-author of Island Life: an Isle Royale Nature Guide. See workshop flyer for more details.
Keweenaw Plant Identification Workshop (July 7-9, 2020)
Explore the Keweenaw Peninsula's rugged bedrock shorelines, ridges, forests, and wetlands with experienced field botanist Janet Marr to learn to identify plants in diverse habitats, including boreal species and rare arctic disjuncts. See workshop flyer for more details.
General Info about workshops HERE
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Forest Management for Birds
June 9, Marquette, MI
Since 1970, 3 billion birds have disappeared from North America, but you can help! The Forest Management for Birds workshop will provide private forest landowners with information to start improving wildlife habitat on their property. You will learn how improving forest habitat can benefit birds while meeting many of your property goals, including improve wildlife habitat for game species. You will also learn how to take actionable steps to creating a Forest Management Plan for your property and create a roadmap for the future of your property. The best part is…... attendance is FREE!
Information and Agenda
POSTPONED
Keweenaw Bay Indian Community Natural Resource Department
Tribal Water Day
POSTPONED
March 13, 2020, Baraga, MI - Postponed. New date to be determined
Ojibwa Casino Bingo Hall, 16449 Michigan Ave, Baraga, MI
Free and open to the public
Display space is available, if interested, please contact: Stephanie Cree, 906-524-8700 or scree@kbic-nsn.gov
Flyer
Agenda
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PWR Brook Trout Subcommittee meeting
March 31, 2020, Covington, MI
The group had a great meeting in January (notes here), and we plan to keep the momentum going by discussing projects and funding opportunities. If you would like to attend, please let Jeff know so he can add you to the Brook Trout Committee mailing list, and he'll also send you some important instructions for the meeting. Contact Jeff at jeff@superiorwatersheds.org.
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Isle Royale & Keweenaw Parks Association
Isle Royale Botany Workshop (June 8-13, 2020)
Held on Isle Royale in early June, this workshop is open to anyone with beginning or intermediate knowledge of plant identification. Participants explore early season plants in the Rock Harbor area on field trips led by botanist Janet Marr, the co-author of Island Life: an Isle Royale Nature Guide. See workshop flyer for more details.
Keweenaw Plant Identification Workshop (July 7-9, 2020)
Explore the Keweenaw Peninsula's rugged bedrock shorelines, ridges, forests, and wetlands with experienced field botanist Janet Marr to learn to identify plants in diverse habitats, including boreal species and rare arctic disjuncts. See workshop flyer for more details.
General Info about workshops HERE
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Forest Management for Birds
June 9, Marquette, MI
Since 1970, 3 billion birds have disappeared from North America, but you can help! The Forest Management for Birds workshop will provide private forest landowners with information to start improving wildlife habitat on their property. You will learn how improving forest habitat can benefit birds while meeting many of your property goals, including improve wildlife habitat for game species. You will also learn how to take actionable steps to creating a Forest Management Plan for your property and create a roadmap for the future of your property. The best part is…... attendance is FREE!
Information and Agenda