We Need You to Take Immediate Action Now to Help Save the Michigan Clean Water Corps (MiCorps) and the Cooperative Lakes Monitoring Program!
This is a great opportunity for you to help preserve and protect Michigan’s vast treasure of inland lake gems for the future! Our wonderful inland lakes need you to step up to the plate now on their behalf!!!
We are asking that each of you immediately contact your Michigan State Senator and House Representatives to encourage them to support funding for MiCorps and the Cooperative Lakes Monitoring Program
Fiscal year 2019 budget negotiations are occurring right now in Lansing, we have only a short window of opportunity to secure funding for this extraordinary inland lakes focused collaborative partership-based program. You and your lake association can play an important role in saving this unique program!
Without your help, MiCorps and the Cooperative Lakes Monitoring Program will come to an end on September 30th, 2018.
Whether this outstanding program survives to support another inland lakes water quality monitoring season is entirely up to you!
Please don’t delay, use the resources we have provided below to call, e-mail, and/ or snail mail your State Senator and Representatives about the importance of providing funding for this outstanding inland lakes focused program!
To view a summary of Michigan Clean Water Corps (MiCorps) accomplishments, click here
To download a sample letter of support for MiCorps,
and the Cooperative Lakes Monitoring Program, click here
Please visit www.micorps.net for more information about MiCorps, and the Cooperative Lakes
Monitoring Program
To view a list of Mi House and Senate Natural Resources
and Appropriations Committee members, click here
To find out the name and contact info
for your State Senator, click here
To find out the name and contact info for your
State Representatives, click here
Michigan Lake and Stream Associations, Inc. is a non-profit, primarily volunteer organization dedicated to preserving, protecting and effectively managing Michigan’s vast treasure of inland lakes and streams as well as advocating for the protection of riparian property rights.