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Benzie Conservation District

Preserving and Enhancing the Natural Resources of Benzie County
Recent News!

Adopt-a-Beach Coastal Clean-Up Day!

9/6/2018

 
Sat, September 15th
10 am to 12 pm

Join a global movement to keep beaches, waterways and the ocean trash free. Help us clean up Elberta Beach! 
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Frankfort high school honor students, helped clean up Elberta Beach in May, before the summer crush of beachgoers. They made two trips down the shoreline & roadway!


The International Coastal Cleanup is the world's largest volunteer effort for our ocean and waterways. People all over the world remove trash from the shores and document what they find. In Michigan, we record and send our data to the Alliance for the Great Lakes, who is the sponsor of the Adopt-a-Beach program.

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PHOTOS: (clockwise) Tire exposed in Elberta beach's surf; trash collected in spring clean up at Elberta Beach included old bed springs, wood, hundreds of nails, and the regular assortment of junk; volunteer, Val Gerhart, helps grandsons fill out the data sheet, provided by the Alliance for the Great Lakes, recording the trash collected. 

Click on map below to locate beach clean-up site on Lake Michigan at end of Bye Rd, Elberta MI


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  • About
    • Annual Reports
    • Benzie Natural Resource Assessment
    • BCD Policies
    • Board Directors & Meetings
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    • Employment
    • Volunteer
    • Links
    • Contact Us
  • Programs & Services
    • Aquatic Invasive Species
    • Critical Dunes
    • Education & Outreach >
      • Beach Clean Ups
      • District Readers
      • Leave No Trace/Salmon in the Classroom
      • Nature Hikes
    • Forestry Assistance Program
    • Invasive Species
    • Michigan Agriculture Environmental Assurance Program
    • Natural Resources Conservation Service
    • Produce Safety
  • SEEDLING SALES
  • Store
    • Shipping & store policies
  • Benzie Waters
    • NW Michigan Watersheds Coalition
    • Platte and Betsie River Clean Sweeps
    • Volunteer Stream Monitoring Program
    • Watersheds
  • Donate