FRESH WATER FOCUS
The state of the watershed 2005
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Page 1 - Cover
Page 2 - Letter from the Publisher; Watershed Map
Page 3 - Contents; www.gtbay.org
Page sponsor: Backcountry
Page 4 - When it rains, it pours - into the bay - Streambank Stabilization; Trying Something New; Helping Mother Nature; Gathering more information; Streambank Inventory
Page sponsor: Domino's Pizza
Page 5 - When it rains, it pours - into the bay (cont'd) - Stormwater Infrastructure; Reaching Out/Education; Storm Drain Stenciling; Stormwater Toolkit; Solving Problems
Page sponsor: Grand Traverse Regional Community Foundation
Page 6 - Grants and projects
Page sponsor: Gosling Czubak
Page 7 - A voice for clean water
Page 8 - Links to learn more; On the watershed
Page 9 - Everyday ways to save the bay
Page 10 - Restoration & protection - Purple Loosestrife Project; Boardman Lake Cleanup; Wild Link: Maintaining Ecological Corridors
Page 11 - Restoration & protection (from page 10) - Protecting an Urban Oasis; GT Conservation District updates Boardman River and Yuba Creek erosion surveys; Finding Common Ground: Exploring Opportunities for Joint Municipal Planning Around GT Bay; Clean Boating
Page 12 - Restoration & protection (from page 11) - DTE Energy's Freshwater Institute for Teachers; Monitoring Update: Torch Lake project; Buoy Deployment
Page sponsor: The Northern Angler
Page 13 - Giving back more for our future; What is your watershed address?
Page sponsor: Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council
Page 14 - Using muscle to prevent zebra mussels
Page sponsors: Tip of the Mitt Watershed Council; Cherryland Electric Cooperative
Page 15 - The Watershed Center contact info; Donation form
GRT Inc. Engineers•Scientists•Field Services
Page 16 - About the Watershed Center
DTE Energy