National Geographic has a great article with tips on how you can help stop fireflies from vanishing because dammitall do we really want our great grandchildren and their’s growing up in a world without fireflies??
The Ticker’s Beth Milligan shares the story of the the Golden Rule and its August 22-23 visit to Traverse City.
On their Facebook page, the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore asks which Lakeshore predator is almost 100% successful in catching prey? Is it the bald eagle? How about the red fox? Maybe the bobcat?
Eight years ago this afternoon, one of the strongest storms in memory ripped through the Leelanau Peninsula & northwest Michigan. It focusing its fury on Glen Arbor.
This year the shower will peak around Aug. 13, 2023, and this year will be a good one for the Perseid viewing as the moon will only be 10% illuminated.
The name describes how the lake formed: it is ponded behind a sand bar. At times, the sand bar builds up and separates North Bar Lake from Lake Michigan. At other times, a small connecting channel exists between the two lakes.
The race is sponsored by the Glen Arbor Women’s Club and proceeds provide scholarships for Glen Lake School seniors.
This is the only race that winds through the beautiful scenery of Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore’s Port Oneida Rural Historic District.
TV 9&10 has added their latest Leelanau Peninsula webcam at the Lake Leelanau Narrows Yacht Club.
There’s a strong possibility of significant Northern Lights next week so here’s our list of tips to see the aurora borealis!!
Here’s our list of Leelanau’s 2023 Fourth of July celebrations.
As you can see from the photo, cherries are going to be ripe early in 2023.