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   Northern Waters Land Trust is excited to announce a free workshop for lake associations focused on the intricacies of establishing a conservation committee. Thanks to generous grant funding, this workshop is open to all interested participants and offers a unique opportunity to learn from experts in the field.

Workshop Details:

   • Date: Thursday, August 15, 2024

   • Time: 2:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.

   • Format: Hybrid (In-person at Backus and online via Zoom)

   • Registration: www.northernwaterslandtrust.org/events/

The workshop will feature a panel of lake association representatives who will share their experiences and invaluable advice on overcoming obstacles and maximizing conservation efforts to preserve our beautiful lakes. Participants will gain firsthand insights into the establishment and effective management of conservation committees and working with partner organizations to help them protect their lakes and make a lasting impact on their communities.

   Key Topics:

   • Steps to Establish a Conservation Committee

   • Overcoming Common Challenges in Conservation Efforts

   • Maximizing the Impact of Conservation Initiatives

   • Success Stories and Lessons Learned from the Field

   Who Should Attend:

   This workshop is designed for members of lake associations interested in lake conservation efforts. Whether you are looking to start a new conservation committee or strengthen an existing one, this workshop will provide valuable tools and insights to support your goals.

   How to Register:

   To participate in this free workshop, please register by visiting the Events page on our website at: www.northernwaterslandtrust.org/events/ 

Join us for an enlightening afternoon dedicated to enhancing conservation efforts and preserving our lakes for future generations.

   For more information, please contact Northern Waters Land Trust at: [email protected] 

   About Northern Waters Land Trust

   Northern Waters Land Trust is committed to the preservation and protection of northern Minnesota’s lakes and natural landscapes. Through community outreach and collaboration we preserve land to protect water to ensure that our natural resources are conserved for the enjoyment and benefit of current and future generations.

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