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The Project 

The Les Cheneaux Watershed Project is the community's effort to protect area water quality through education, best management practices, and long term land use planning.  The project has been funded in part through the Michigan Non-point Source Program by the United States Environmental Protection Agency under assistance agreement 2006-0109 to the Chippewa/East Mackinac Conservation District.  The project began in February 2007.

 

The Watershed
Nestled in the northwest corner of Lake Huron lies the Les Cheneaux island watershed - a 36-island archipelago, characterized by an intricate complex of channels, shallow bays, and rock-studded peninsulas, and boasting almost 200 linear miles of Great Lakes shoreline. These natural resource attractions make "the Snows" a popular destination spot for tourists, ourdoor enthusiasts, and vaction homeowners, as well as home for over 2,000 full time residents.

The Partnership
Protecting this area are the Les Cheneaux Watershed Council and the Chippewa/East Mackinac Conservation District. These two non-profit organizations have teamed up through the Les Cheneaux Watershed Project to restore threatened water quality, create awareness of how to protect it, and put in motion a plan to guarantee the nature-based livelihood of the community and its visitors.

This page last updated on 10/2/2008.
P.O.Box 578 | Cedarville, Michigan 49719
Email Address: icwatershed@cedarville.net | Phone: 906-484-3031

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