
Sleeping Bear Dunes NPS seeking Teacher-Ranger-Teacher
The virtual Teacher-Ranger-Teacher (TRT) to spend the summer collaborating with rangers to develop education programs.

Alewives return to Leelanau beaches
Some of Leelanau's beaches are currently littered with multitudes of dead fish known as the alewife. Learn about them here!

Red Flag Fire Danger for Leelanau today!!
mLive shares that the northern half of Lower Michigan has a red flag fire warning today, meaning that the warm, dry, windy conditions allow wildfires to not only start easily, but also spread quickly.

Seasonal Housing Exchange for Summer Workers
This summer the Sleeping Bear Gateways Council is helping find hosts for seasonal employees through a housing exchange:

Atop the Sleeping Bear
Joel shared this cool old shot of a Dunesmobile that his father captured on an Agfachrome slide in the summer of 1965.

Leelanau Dark Sky Committee working to reclaim our night sky
The Traverse City Record-Eagle shares how dark sky advocates are working to reclaim Leelanau Peninsula’s night sky heritage in 2022.

Suttons Bay Yetifest this Saturday, February 19th
The annual Suttons Bay Yeti Fest returns on Saturday, February…

Ski the Sleeping Bear Trail in Leelanau County!
The Trail is predictably great for cyclists & hikers in warmer months, and thankfully the fun doesn't stop when the snow flies!

Leland Blue Stones
Leland Blue stones were born over 100 years ago in the fires of the Leland Lake Superior Iron Company.

New Political Maps Debut for Michigan & Leelanau County
Last week Michigan made history with the first ever congressional, State House and State Senate district maps drawn by citizens through the Michigan Independent Citizens Redistricting Commission (MICRC). See how that impacts Leelanau!

Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays everyone!
Wishing all of you a merry Christmas & happy holiday season! Sheen took this at the Grand Traverse Light back in 2014.

Seasons Greetings from Fishtown!
Antoine Manseau and his family, along with John Miller, built the dam at Fishtown. Learn more about it!
